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We are star stuff........
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walliwalibus
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No!
chris302001
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Everything lighter than iron in our bodies was made in an endothermic reaction (red giant type stars) and anything heavier found in our bodies was created in an exothermic reaction (supernova).
chris302001
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Wanna know who your ancestors are? Simply look up at the stars.....
javaguru
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Bro, everyone knows we are made out of mud based on God's whim....
chris302001
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how do you not know that "mud" is not stars?
chris302001
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"Perhaps out descendants will regard our present ignorance with as much sympathy as we feel to the ancients for not knowing whether the Earth went around the sun."
Beachboy6294
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This is the only post I will have in this thread!!
javaguru
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Depends....all the evidence is in the Bible...don't need any other reference than Jesus.
chris302001
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lol
chris302001
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Consider Dr. Quantum's view............
chris302001
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Isn't it funny? That which we are most afraid of.......is what thrills us the most?
chris302001
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Who knows, perhaps the Hadron Collider will give us some insight into this god thing everyone talks about
We'll be lucky if we can get some more information on the Higgs boson. Will it be as easy as the W and Z bosons proposed by QED and discovered experimentally a decade or two later?
I still think the standard model has a lot of holes. Finding the Higgs boson would be an instant Nobel prize and a huge thing, but it would also create just as many questions as experimental verification would answer. It would definitely put us back on the right track for finding a quantum theory of gravity, though.
chris302001
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We'll be lucky if we can get some more information on the Higgs boson. Will it be as easy as the W and Z bosons proposed by QED and discovered experimentally a decade or two later?
I still think the standard model has a lot of holes. Finding the Higgs boson would be an instant Nobel prize and a huge thing, but it would also create just as many questions as experimental verification would answer. It would definitely put us back on the right track for finding a quantum theory of gravity, though.
LOL, we kinda have a habit of doing that dont we? I like it though. I hope we never figure EVERYTHING out (I dont think we can, either.)
chris302001
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Sketch, your the last person I would expect to understand any of this.......now go split atoms......
I don't think that's possible in the next few thousand years, luckily.
The standard model's pretty good... but all those quantum theories of gravity and string theories attempting to unify everything seem more like a fun exercise than anything. I mean, it's great we're advanced enough to postulate such things, but there are so many unanswered (or unanswerable) questions coming out of these things that they seem shaky. Definitely interesting, but certainly no general relativity.
what the hell did chris get bombed for?
drsketch
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Oh thanx.... haven't read your steroids sex thread, but just seeing the title made me laugh...cause he bombed me first
U should use the star stuff line on some chic you are nailing while you are hitting it... lol.
