Nothingness Fluff ,part 2

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Rookie

Teach me?

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

You would not know if it happened.
Pretty creepy isn't it.
Quantum physics has always interested me.
I think it is the duality of two sets of Physics rules - one applying in the "natural" world and another applying in the molecular and atomic world.

What kind of narcotic makes you think the most about which world you are in?? Lmfao.

 

[Shifting Contents]

Teach me?

Who cares about orgasms


I make babies

Beat that

 

[jumpman23]

You would not know if it happened.
Pretty creepy isn't it.
Quantum physics has always interested me.
I think it is the duality of two sets of Physics rules - one applying in the "natural" world and another applying in the molecular and atomic world.

lmfao

 

[Turdferguson]

You would not know if it happened.
Pretty creepy isn't it.
Quantum physics has always interested me.
I think it is the duality of two sets of Physics rules - one applying in the "natural" world and another applying in the molecular and atomic world.

I don't know a great deal about the quantum physics. Deals with a level of math that I never could wrap my mind around. But I do find it interesting

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

You would not know if it happened.
Pretty creepy isn't it.
Quantum physics has always interested me.
I think it is the duality of two sets of Physics rules - one applying in the "natural" world and another applying in the molecular and atomic world.

You must have gotten some of the good stuff with the red in it!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

I don't know a great deal about the quantum physics. Deals with a level of math that I never could wrap my mind around. But I do find it interesting

?????

 

[jumpman23]

What kind of narcotic makes you think the most about which world you are in?? Lmfao.

lol

 

[Catatonic]

I'm trying to say, that's you to a T...

You would not know if it happened.
Pretty creepy isn't it.
Quantum physics has always interested me.
I think it is the duality of two sets of Physics rules - one applying in the "natural" world and another applying in the molecular and atomic world.

If you really want to spark your synaptic impulses, look into Schrodinger's use of the "T" in wave function collapse.
That is some out there stuff.
You may remember Schrodinger as the cat that thought up the closed box paradox where the box can contain both a live and a dead cat but once it is viewed, only one state is observed. Cat is dead or cat is alive ... don't open that box.

 

[Turdferguson]

That frickin @turdferguson quoting crap from all over the place

Confusing mother

I am not allowed to post anywhere but here. It offends some of the more sensitive members of BC.

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

If you really want to spark your synaptic impulses, look into Schrodinger's use of the "T" in wave function collapse.
That is some out there stuff.
You may remember Schrodinger as the cat that thought up the closed box paradox where the box can contain both a live and a dead cat but once it is viewed, only one state is observed. Cat is dead or cat is alive ... don't open that box.

 

[Catatonic]

What kind of narcotic makes you think the most about which world you are in?? Lmfao.

Nerd juice.

 

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If you really want to spark your synaptic impulses, look into Schrodinger's use of the "T" in wave function collapse.
That is some out there stuff.
You may remember Schrodinger as the cat that thought up the closed box paradox where the box can contain both a live and a dead cat but once it is viewed, only one state is observed. Cat is dead or cat is alive ... don't open that box.

Do you need us to call you an ambulance?

 

[Turdferguson]

If you really want to spark your synaptic impulses, look into Schrodinger's use of the "T" in wave function collapse.
That is some out there stuff.
You may remember Schrodinger as the cat that thought up the closed box paradox where the box can contain both a live and a dead cat but once it is viewed, only one state is observed. Cat is dead or cat is alive ... don't open that box.

Scientific Pandora's box?

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

Do you need us to call you an ambulance?

Literally lol'ing.

 

[Catatonic]

Scientific Pandora's box?

Exactly!

 

[jumpman23]

If you really want to spark your synaptic impulses, look into Schrodinger's use of the "T" in wave function collapse.
That is some out there stuff.
You may remember Schrodinger as the cat that thought up the closed box paradox where the box can contain both a live and a dead cat but once it is viewed, only one state is observed. Cat is dead or cat is alive ... don't open that box.

 

[cosmo1]

You would not know if it happened.
Pretty creepy isn't it.
Quantum physics has always interested me.
I think it is the duality of two sets of Physics rules - one applying in the "natural" world and another applying in the molecular and atomic world.

If I would have been motivated enough in high school, I might have applied myself a little more in my academic program and gotten into physics. I would probably be sitting in front of a computer screen in a dusty university office with a chalkboard in the background right now.


If I had been really motivated in high school, I would have moved into the vo-tech program and studied refrigeration mechanics (my dad's trade). I would probably had sold out 15 years ago, with more money than God, and be sitting on a beach right now.

Oh, well.

 

[cosmo1]

If you really want to spark your synaptic impulses, look into Schrodinger's use of the "T" in wave function collapse.
That is some out there stuff.
You may remember Schrodinger as the cat that thought up the closed box paradox where the box can contain both a live and a dead cat but once it is viewed, only one state is observed. Cat is dead or cat is alive ... don't open that box.

Rowdy?

 

[Catatonic]

If I would have been motivated enough in high school, I might have applied myself a little more in my academic program and gotten into physics. I would probably be sitting in front of a computer screen in a dusty university office with a chalkboard in the background right now.


If I had been really motivated in high school, I would have moved into the vo-tech program and studied refrigeration mechanics (my dad's trade). I would probably had sold out 15 years ago, with more money than God, and be sitting on a beach right now.

Oh, well.

Hey, I went from working on Artificial Intelligence with mentors like Noam Chomsky to working at UPS.
You makes choices and live with them.