Post what you're thinking right now.

[Toad]

I'm thinking I wish it weren't raining, because I'm going to have to walk out in the rain later on.

Maya Angelou said something about being able to tell a lot about a person by how they deal with a rainy day. Not sure what that says about me... except that I don't like getting my clothes wet.

you must be part cat!!

If there's eight notes in an octave why is there only seven in the Do, Ray, Me thingy?

I think that it's because the second Do is exactly one octave higher than the first Do.

If the first Do is middle C, then the second Do is high C.

but that would mean theres still only seven actual notes, B,A,G,F,E,D,C.  so back to the original question why octave, surely it should be septave

[Adam]

my head is absolutely killin me, but we won the derby 4-3 
in added tme of injury time, absolutely awesome
i gotta go to the hospital tomorrow though for an appointment, and i don't wanna go

[odeon]

Singularity, how do you account for, and represent, the time axis?

So far I've being focused on just spatial aspects and basic mechanics such as how the forces work. Until I can get those perfected, applying time other than using frames of progress (as with the last image I posted here), would be problematic. But my real goal is to start as simple as literally possible, then gradually apply more complicated mechanisms when needed.

So basically the time axis will be linear in your "frames"?

[odeon]

Also, sorry if I make some physicists cringe with this.

I don't cringe, don't worry. I'm trying to see how your work relates to what I remember about string theory and some earlier attempts at a unified model.

I am a physicist but I never worked as one, apart from a stint at a radio observatory. It's hard to keep up with the more recent developments.

(I stumbled into mark-up languages instead.)

[Blasted]

I wish I were an insanely gorgeous creature.

[Blasted]

With my long, curly hair back.  Fuck trich.  Fuck it up the arse.

[odeon]

The flow direction aka flow of string energy direction, is basically what determines spin (still speculating here). Hypothetically, the strings contain photon 'joints' holding the string packets together and they loop around each branch in the specified direction. This looping also leads to stress points which cause a joint and string to imprint a behaviour to space-time. A branch is basically a single loop of energy from core to core, and the number of charged string loops determine electric charge strength. All fermions contain three branch loops, while bosons contain six. Or alternatively it could be that, fermions are odd numbered, bosons are even numbered in branches.

This you will have problems with if you take composite fermions into account. I assume you know about skyrmions (fermions made of bosons) and quantum field theory?

[El]

With my long, curly hair back.  Fuck trich.  Fuck it up the arse.

The STD, or the hair-pulling compulsion?

[Blasted]

With my long, curly hair back.  Fuck trich.  Fuck it up the arse.

The STD, or the hair-pulling compulsion?

Hair-pulling.

[El]

With my long, curly hair back.  Fuck trich.  Fuck it up the arse.

The STD, or the hair-pulling compulsion?

Hair-pulling.

[Alex179]

With my long, curly hair back.  Fuck trich.  Fuck it up the arse.

The STD, or the hair-pulling compulsion?

Hair-pulling.

It is sad that you keep pulling your hair.   Telling you to stop just doesn't work though.   

[ProfessorFarnsworth]

The flow direction aka flow of string energy direction, is basically what determines spin (still speculating here). Hypothetically, the strings contain photon 'joints' holding the string packets together and they loop around each branch in the specified direction. This looping also leads to stress points which cause a joint and string to imprint a behaviour to space-time. A branch is basically a single loop of energy from core to core, and the number of charged string loops determine electric charge strength. All fermions contain three branch loops, while bosons contain six. Or alternatively it could be that, fermions are odd numbered, bosons are even numbered in branches.

This you will have problems with if you take composite fermions into account. I assume you know about skyrmions (fermions made of bosons) and quantum field theory?

To answer your previous question first, yeah, the time axis is presented as linear with frames for now.

However, I'm not familiar with skyrmions and not too familiar with quasi-particles either, and I only know the very basics of quantum field theory. The truth is, I'm never good at gauging myself on how much I know something.

[Phlexor]

With my long, curly hair back.  Fuck trich.  Fuck it up the arse.

Wigs?

[Blasted]

With my long, curly hair back.  Fuck trich.  Fuck it up the arse.

Wigs?

 

I briefly thought of hair extensions but I'd probably look ridiculous.

[Adam]

do you cut your hair short because of the tricho-however-u-spell-it?

it sounds really shitty (the tricky thing i mean, not your hair  )
all i do is pull the hairs outta my eye brows when i'm bored lol