Hey guys maybe...

[odeon]

That's fairly accurate.

[ProfessorFarnsworth]

The problem is though, what makes the strings have specific configurations? There would have to be a simpler framework underneath all that.

[odeon]

The problem is though, what makes the strings have specific configurations? There would have to be a simpler framework underneath all that.

Why? Simple is not always true.

[ProfessorFarnsworth]

The problem is though, what makes the strings have specific configurations? There would have to be a simpler framework underneath all that.

Why? Simple is not always true.

Because I wouldn't consider these strings to being intrinsic if they hold specific configurations aka matter, as opposed to just one or an infinite broadband without explanation. Any result to explain this would have to imply a simpler framework dictating their specific behaviour, and the answer 'they just are' doesn't convince me.

[Eclair]

http://books.google.com.au/books?id=P61usXlFKKIC&pg=PA196&lpg=PA196&dq=%22journey+of+souls%22+theorises&source=bl&ots=uJ9aOmrqFC&sig=xENYsno_sTFyM6XimNDviPDYqIY&hl=en&ei=wp-MTLr_HYbqvQOI4ZXcBw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBYQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false

[Frolic_Fun]

We'll never know since the universe is too big and complex for us to fully understand.

[The_Chosen_One]

I can explain string theory in one fell swoop:

E A D G B e.

Third fret finger on all strings on a 12 string Rickenbacker gives the opening chord to 'A Hard Days Night', or Gm7 add 11.

[The Member Formerly Known As Sophist]

I find it interesting it's called String Theory when they still don't know what fuck it is.

String Hypothesis yeah, but...

[P7PSP]

I find it interesting it's called String Theory when they still don't know what fuck it is.

String Hypothesis yeah, but...

Yes, the way other undetectable dimensions (or is that dementia) have to be pulled out of scientists asses to make it work makes me think of Ptolemy's retrograde motion to keep the Earth centered Solar system.

[odeon]

The problem is though, what makes the strings have specific configurations? There would have to be a simpler framework underneath all that.

Why? Simple is not always true.

Because I wouldn't consider these strings to being intrinsic if they hold specific configurations aka matter, as opposed to just one or an infinite broadband without explanation. Any result to explain this would have to imply a simpler framework dictating their specific behaviour, and the answer 'they just are' doesn't convince me.

They just are is sometimes the right answer.

[ProfessorFarnsworth]

The problem is though, what makes the strings have specific configurations? There would have to be a simpler framework underneath all that.

Why? Simple is not always true.

Because I wouldn't consider these strings to being intrinsic if they hold specific configurations aka matter, as opposed to just one or an infinite broadband without explanation. Any result to explain this would have to imply a simpler framework dictating their specific behaviour, and the answer 'they just are' doesn't convince me.

They just are is sometimes the right answer.

Only if it's an axiom.

[odeon]

The problem is though, what makes the strings have specific configurations? There would have to be a simpler framework underneath all that.

Why? Simple is not always true.

Because I wouldn't consider these strings to being intrinsic if they hold specific configurations aka matter, as opposed to just one or an infinite broadband without explanation. Any result to explain this would have to imply a simpler framework dictating their specific behaviour, and the answer 'they just are' doesn't convince me.

They just are is sometimes the right answer.

Only if it's an axiom.

Yup. Seriously, string theory is a nice theory but there's a lot of explaining to do yet. I like the mathematical beauty of it, though.

[RageBeoulve]

I really want to see if the "higgs" turns out to be real.

[richard]

the god particle?

[The Member Formerly Known As Sophist]

It morning. My head have the stupid. Brain go poop.