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StringJunky

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  1. 문제 없어!! What cool writing; never noticed Korean before.
  2. i suppose anything is possible with him at this point. Now, that's a role model I want to follow... not.
  3. You aren't a closet fan of Galileo, are you, and going to pull him out of the hat in the near future?
  4. Except your own. You dont know what you don't know. Your posts are a great example of this.
  5. They probably learn empirically even in the absence of their parents. They'll see worms on the ground on wet days and realise they are food and they'll see semi-buried worms and so on... This is what Delboy's on bout:
  6. It's only 6 hours since the OP wrote. as of your post. It's F-ked anyway, Everyone's answering it.
  7. How about reading what HyperV wrote? Duh!
  8. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ej_X2_SggQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iG78guV3f0
  9. Deleted Behaviour. Define the structure or form of a photon or electron. They are excitations in a field. I should have said physics describes behaviour.
  10. But is it just a template with co-ordinates that can alter their position depending on the phenomena and energies present?
  11. Yes! LOL! The wackier the association the more memorable it'll be.
  12. Engage as many of the five senses at the same time as you can when learning; write, speak, hear yourself.
  13. At least he looked like a president and acted like one. I get the same feeling seeing Trump as president as I might feel if Mickey Mouse was in the hot seat.
  14. He's probably asking ontologically. What everybody has described, one way or the other, is the best he's going to get, isn't it? Mistermack: science descibes how things behave, not what they are.
  15. I agree, it's not something you want to learn the hard way.
  16. It's even worse when you consider Russia has a population less than half of the US; 143.5m v 318m.
  17. OK. Ta.
  18. Then that's describing a field just as an empty map; space with co-ordinates
  19. I appreciate it's likely not all-encompassing but is my definition generally correct? By my definition, the wood and plastic objects are not part of the field; they are invisible wrt the field. Am I wrong?
  20. Absolutely. I smile wryly at those who want to live forever.
  21. A field describes what is happening between interacting objects.
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