messages for messages sake really

[LIGHTNINGLORD67]

Post count like epeen, never relates to reality.

EDIT: LL67 are you sure you not bipolar? You often switch from manic hyper flippant posts to deep depressive highly personal posts, with alarming regularity.

Please explain?

Whoa, never heard of bipolar.

I'm not bipolar, because it is a disease. I don't have any diseases, but I have something LIKE being bipolar.

[Flamin]

I have ADHD but you guys probably have already guessed that by now.

[Arterra]

Back to reality, quantum mechanics states that until a measurement is made a object may or may not truly be at a spot in the universe. In fact, it exists in both possible spots, until you measure it's existence at one point and bring it back to macro-reality.
Trippy science.

[vulgarstrike]

quantum mechanic is a science field based entirely on theory. while it's mind stimulating, no true basis can be made off of it. personally, the many worlds theory doesn't sound too bad. every actions splits to other worlds. what world could I have had if I never dropped my iPod in water?

[LIGHTNINGLORD67]

quantum mechanic is a science field based entirely on theory. while it's mind stimulating, no true basis can be made off of it. personally, the many worlds theory doesn't sound too bad. every actions splits to other worlds. what world could I have had if I never dropped my iPod in water?

Dude, even if I type this post, I'd be living in a different world, almost similar, but without writing this post.

How interesting

[Protank]

Idk i just started posting a few weeks ago and feel like i been missing out. Been reading em for months but had a prob with account and never delt with it. Glad i did tho good community here

[vulgarstrike]

Dude, even if I type this post, I'd be living in a different world, almost similar, but without writing this post.

How interesting

but how many possible choices are there per quantum time?
what is one standard second gone by do? so many choices, breath, blink, act think, wow!

[jonboy]

quantum mechanic is a science field based entirely on theory. while it's mind stimulating, no true basis can be made off of it. personally, the many worlds theory doesn't sound too bad. every actions splits to other worlds. what world could I have had if I never dropped my iPod in water?

Hey Vulgar, I had a Uni essay on the Many World Theory.

[LIGHTNINGLORD67]

but how many possible choices are there per quantum time?
what is one standard second gone by do? so many choices, breath, blink, act think, wow!

I know man

So I'd be living in a different world if I didn't move my pinkie by one inch

It is REALLY interesting....Picture it this way:

There is a huge line in front of you. Never ending line. That line is your life. Then the arrows pointing on the sides are the decisions you make. Both of these make a lifeline. Do you realize everyone's lifelines are different and unique?

It's amazing. Totally amazing.

[Arterra]

quantum mechanic is a science field based entirely on theory. while it's mind stimulating, no true basis can be made off of it. personally, the many worlds theory doesn't sound too bad. every actions splits to other worlds. what world could I have had if I never dropped my iPod in water?

and yet the theories seem to coincide with our observations of the atomic world, and experiments using them have worked out. did you know they have 'teleported' a atom across a room through quantum tunneling?

[vulgarstrike]

and yet the theories seem to coincide with our observations of the atomic world, and experiments using them have worked out. did you know they have 'teleported' a atom across a room through quantum tunneling?

yes I've heard, but I also am aware it wasn't really "teleporting" but near instant movement crossing space.

[Arterra]

What the teams at the University of Innsbruck and the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (Nist) did was teleport qubits from one atom to another with the help of a third auxiliary atom.

It relies on a strange behaviour that exists at the atomic scale known as "entanglement", whereby two particles can have related properties even when they are far apart. Einstein called it a "spooky action".

The two groups used different techniques for achieving teleportation, but both followed the same basic protocol.

First, a pair of highly entangled, charged atoms (or ions) are created: B and C. Next, the state to be teleported is created in a third ion, A.

Then, one ion from the pair - let's say B - is entangled with A. The internal state of both these is then measured and the result sent to ion C.

This transforms the quantum state of ion C into that created for A, destroying the original quantum state of A.

The teleportation took place in milliseconds and at the push of a button, the first time such a deterministic mechanism has been developed for the process.

such is teleportation at the moment if it helps at all.

[bladesword]

*cough cough* Ive been here 1 day before swamps c(: and er i have 100 post counts cause i knew the forums in middle- ao1...
and also some "veterans" dont see the forums...

[LIGHTNINGLORD67]

*cough cough* Ive been here 1 day before swamps c(: and er i have 100 post counts cause i knew the forums in middle- ao1...
and also some "veterans" dont see the forums...

Umm..

Banned for bringing up this dying thread that everyone wants dead!

[cry]

Phail thread; threads about pc are taboo.
Special titles should be implemented.



Let this thread die.

[Arterra]

DIEEEEEEEE heheh hidden bumb you will never stop it

[vulgarstrike]

never necro the dying

[Arterra]

isn't that the point?

[Arterra]

post #500. just wanted a post to celebrate that heheh

[cry]

Then at least PC in OT should be turned off.