God Particle Found

[NEODinar]

Scientists to unveil proof of ‘God particle’

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/scientists-unveil-proof-god-particle-165431909.html

[Black Swan]

How EXCITING!!!!

As it has been explained to me by a Physicist on our staff, it is so elusive that it leaves BEFORE it actually arrives.

I’m still trying to get my mind wrapped around the Schrodinger cat principal - a scenario with a cat in a sealed box, wherein the cat's life or death depended on the state of a subatomic particle. According to Schrödinger, the Copenhagen interpretation implies that the cat remains both alive and dead (to the universe outside the box) until the box is opened.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger's_cat

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SbwmooRTBI&feature=related

Edited July 2, 2012 by Black Swan

[cris]

Scrodingers cat is a tough one to wrap my mind around as well

We influence the outcome of what we percieve.....Without the

perception, the outcome is unknowable.....But the interaction

affects the result......errrrgh.

The age old question of, Does a tree falling in the woods, make

a sound, or noise, if there is no one around to hear it?

A physicist would probably say yes.....But a Quantum Physicist

would probably say, its unknowable because no one was there

to perceive it

[mrparrot]

If a cat always lands on its feet,

and your piece of buttered toast

always falls off the table buttered

side down, what would the end

result be if you were to tie the piece

of buttered toast to the cats back...?

[Black Swan]

Scrodingers cat is a tough one to wrap my mind around as well

We influence the outcome of what we percieve.....Without the

perception, the outcome is unknowable.....But the interaction

affects the result......errrrgh.

The age old question of, Does a tree falling in the woods, make

a sound, or noise, if there is no one around to hear it?

A physicist would probably say yes.....But a Quantum Physicist

would probably say, its unknowable because no one was there

to perceive it

Oh boy, don't even get me started on this line of thinking. Leads one on to Chaos Theory (aka butterfly effect). Small changes have big outcomes. Have you ever sat back and wrote out how many decisions in your adult life you have made to get you were you are at now? For example, to attend college or not? Which college and what subject matter? Who to marry?

It's pretty amazing how few decisions it has taken you to get where you are...and if just one of those decision were made differently, your reality would be different...maybe BIG TIME different...like dead or worse, married. ha ha

[cris]

If a cat always lands on its feet,

and your piece of buttered toast

always falls off the table buttered

side down, what would the end

result be if you were to tie the piece

of buttered toast to the cats back...?

It all depends on whether there was

anyone there to perceive it

[cris]

Oh boy, don't even get me started on this line of thinking. Leads one on to Chaos Theory (aka butterfly effect). Small changes have big outcomes. Have you ever sat back and wrote out how many decisions in your adult life you have made to get you were you are at now? For example, to attend college or not? Which college and what subject matter? Who to marry?

It's pretty amazing how few decisions it has taken you to get where you are...and if just one of those decision were made differently, your reality would be different...maybe BIG TIME different...like dead or worse, married. ha ha

I've never written them down, but I do think about my life

decisions.....Mostly good, education, career, children, etc.

but some I certainly would change.

Wish I had a time machine....Not to get the Butterfly Effect.

Thats an extremely good movie, but it presupposes that

an individuals changed future is only worse.

While I dont agree that the future is immutable (boring) it

seems more likely to me, that an entirely new timeline would

be the result. every decision, branching off into infinite

possibilities...some of those could be really good, seeing

as I 'mostly' make good decisions.

Probably my own sense of fun in that opinion.

I've had 2 experiences that have changed my life drastically.

The first, when I was 7 and died briefly, and found myself

hovering over my own body, and the Doctor with 2 nurses

reviving me. There are some details of this that lead me to

believe that it was a true experience and not a brain induced

memory.

The other, was crashing into the back of a 2 ton lumber truck,

face first, at 35 MPH, while riding a motorcycle.

What saved me was the helmet that I wore. I had the conversation

with myself, prior to getting on the bike, do I need a helmet

today?....Yeah, its kind of cold out.

Needless to say, I wont ride without protection....ever

[jonjon]

[cris]

Lmao....All future energy problems have been solved.

As long as the PTB doesnt try to keep this new power

source from being released & getting out to the

world.

Our lives may now be in jeopardy for having witnessed

this display.....thanks a lot jonjon.

Edited July 2, 2012 by cris

[Black Swan]

Mr P and jonjon...nicely done...I think u solved the energy crisis.

[countryroads]

All they would have had to do was search for it in the White House, Obama has been trying to convince all of us that he was GOD.