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The Structured Vacuum: Thinking About Nothing
181 pages, Unknown Binding
First published January 1, 1985
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August 12, 2015
here's some things I think I pulled from Thinking About Nothing, my first jump into top shelf theoretical physics and shit
1) all the particles that we know could instantaneously reconstrue as other particles, previously existing or brand new.
2) FTL travel is almost definitely, probably, a thing at some point in human existance (!!)
3) higgs boson shit
at some point we might be able to melt the current vacuum we are in and obtain new dimensions to move freely in
...wut
The entire piece is a dialogue between Rafelski and Mueller, broken down into somewhat understandable portions. The parts that you are interested in, you will reread about 50 times until your brain questions if this is sci-fi, or actual theoretical physics circa 1985.
1) all the particles that we know could instantaneously reconstrue as other particles, previously existing or brand new.
2) FTL travel is almost definitely, probably, a thing at some point in human existance (!!)
3) higgs boson shit
at some point we might be able to melt the current vacuum we are in and obtain new dimensions to move freely in
...wut
The entire piece is a dialogue between Rafelski and Mueller, broken down into somewhat understandable portions. The parts that you are interested in, you will reread about 50 times until your brain questions if this is sci-fi, or actual theoretical physics circa 1985.
October 12, 2018
The first 50 pages revealed to me how science "priests" (ex: Lawrence Krauss) degrade science and misrepresent it to satisfy their false philosophical premises
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