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.Scott replied to the thread How do atoms build thoughts and emotions?.I will go one up on this. A possible, perhaps likely, way of understanding human consciousness will be to: 1) model human thoughts...
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.Scott replied to the thread What Is The Data Center Story?.About that discussion on energy from tidal energy systems. There are tidal effects, primarily from our orbiting moon. And there are...
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.Scott replied to the thread Graduate Measurement of mass geometrically.I am uncertain exactly how you're making this measurement, but as long as you are not trying to be practical, the answer is probably...
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.Scott reacted to PeroK's post in the thread High School Should a virtual photon be described as a "short-lived" photon? with
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There is an Insight article about what virtual photons are. Essentially, they are a calculation device. It's not that a muon emits and... -
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.Scott replied to the thread Undergrad Was Richard Feynman's explanation of the twin paradox wrong?.There is no reason to believe that Feynman went wrong anywhere. The video does not provide a specific Feynman quote - so there is no...
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.Scott replied to the thread Undergrad Was Richard Feynman's explanation of the twin paradox wrong?.Clearly, there are many possible reasons. Perhaps you would like to suggest a particular text that does a good job covering this topic...
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.Scott replied to the thread Undergrad Was Richard Feynman's explanation of the twin paradox wrong?.Feynman said that the reason that one twin ages differently was that one accelerated and the other didn't. So long as you are comparing...
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.Scott replied to the thread High School On the Universe being a single whole particle.The term "particle" has been claimed for something different in the universe. So, let's not call the whole universe a "particle". At...
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.Scott replied to the thread What Makes a Science-Fiction Movie Feel Scientifically Believable?.Whatever "hyperdrive" is, how is it on the conservation of momentum? Basically, it means the story line requires us to move much faster...
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.Scott replied to the thread What Makes a Science-Fiction Movie Feel Scientifically Believable?.Re "Under the Dome": Most of us may never know whether they originally intended to follow King's original story line - which was...
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.Scott replied to the thread What Makes a Science-Fiction Movie Feel Scientifically Believable?.An entertaining story works because the story tellers and the audience cooperate. The writers create something that is understandable...
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.Scott replied to the thread Undergrad Prove that 1 + NOT (1 + NOT x) = x.To be explicit about the order of operations, two's complement is NEG(b) = (NOT b)+1.