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You can check this site out, too:
http://www.worldscienceu.com/science_unplugged/featured
It covers a lot of topics you might have questions in.
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May 1, 2014
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Thanks, dash:) I watched the first two and a half episodes of "The Fabric of the Cosmos". I liked some of their computer-generated illustrations. I see why UFO peeps bring up quantum mechanics. It's interesting because some UFO speculation is that these things are not "traveling" long distances, but rather they have managed to be here through what the series called "entanglement", which they illustrated as being something like what the Star Trek movies use for "teleportation". Interesting!
trysts wrote:
pdela wrote:
I'll never know what quantum mechanics is. All I'll ever be capable of understanding is like the simplest explanation of it without being able to know if it's correct or not. That's kind of strange.
Another one here... Last who tried to explain me the 'simplest basic knowledge' (according to him...) was Estragon. I'm afraid I might have caused him health problems. And besides, no matter how many times people take the effort to explain some things to me, I always forget again.
May 1, 2014
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#65
Same here! Explaining physics to me is a demonstration of love and perseverance
May 1, 2014
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#66
Wow, 68 comments in a day ! Ok so I can only get people that are not famous and that is actualy new. I see people that want interviews and that have been here for ages.
May 1, 2014
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#67
What are some of the questions you're going to ask in your interview, Sebleb?
Q1. What's it like being a Senator ? Is it groovy ?
May 1, 2014
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#69
trysts wrote:
What are some of the questions you're going to ask in your interview, Sebleb?
ah, well I will tell you one of the questions : If you clould change something in chess.com what would it be ?
Sciurus Einstein--cool.
I like this interview!
So like i was saying, being a Senator is really groovy. I get to obtain enormous funds for bright squirrels with fancy haircuts to come up with some new theories and equations.
May 1, 2014
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#76
I don't think that squirrel in the picture is an actual physicist, Senator. Most squirrels with fancy haircuts are anthropologists.
Actually, he's a guitarist/poet/hackeysack that used to jam with Syd Barrett.
Syd could hear him just fine; y'know, it was the Sixties.
Well the equations never really check out. But it's nice to see a few letters scattered about with an equals in the middle. The equations only have value for the college degrees so they do bring in lots of new undergrads looking for letters to play with.
The squirrels do tend to wander around the campus and end up lecturing in varied disciplines, but their theories are often so advanced that they are totally incomprehensible.
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