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Originally posted by Swing80s
Just because I think all this alternate QM sci-fi crap is BS to me doesn't mean I''m too stupid to understand it.
Originally posted by Swing80s
reply to post by Druscilla
I doubt you have an education like I do. Trying to point out trivial mistakes in my grammar doesn't make you smarter than me. 4 college degrees make me smarter than you. Sure they're not in physics but I could run circles around you in a lab, making soap, making aspirin, growing certain bad pathogens on agar plates, sequencing genes through gel electrophoresis, or tagging proteins in cells for UV spectroscopy. So your words don't weigh anything in on how I view my education.
Originally posted by Cauliflower
reply to post by Byrd
Looking through some of the different AI math algorithms the Indian buffet process caught my eye.
Mathematically it would be a *not* process that removes tons of redundant material from the original content. My wife calls whats left over "red jar" and she uses this to put up pickled aliens. Got a huge pantry full of pickled aliens.
Not sure how you could model this mathematically but its an interesting concept.
Originally posted by PurpleChiten
Originally posted by Swing80s
reply to post by Druscilla
I doubt you have an education like I do. Trying to point out trivial mistakes in my grammar doesn't make you smarter than me. 4 college degrees make me smarter than you. Sure they're not in physics but I could run circles around you in a lab, making soap, making aspirin, growing certain bad pathogens on agar plates, sequencing genes through gel electrophoresis, or tagging proteins in cells for UV spectroscopy. So your words don't weigh anything in on how I view my education.
Mine ARE in Physics and in Mathematics and I don't treat people nasty like this (in other ways perhaps, but not like this). You are not better than her nor are you smarter than her merely due to having degrees or not having degrees.
I haven't looked at the entire conversation, but this particular part of it is very nasty and hateful. Perhaps she has done the same, perhaps not, but there's no excuse for it.
edit on 9-10-2012 by PurpleChiten because: (no reason given)
I could run circles around you in a lab, making soap, making aspirin
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Originally posted by Swing80s
I can't find anybody that can explain to me why the theories of quantum mechanics isn't total B.S. Besides all these people that think they're so smart, why can't we tie in Relativity and Quantum theory? They're totally opposite of each other unless you invent something nonexistant like "Dark Matter".
That does indeed sound a little confusing if one doesn't know what all the talk about space time foam, Lorentz Invariance, and Quantum Gravity are all about.
An important feature of most models of quantum space time foam is the breaking of Lorentz Invariance (LI) by quantum gravity effects.
Abstract
We consider the dating market decision problem under the quan- tum mechanics point of view. Quantum states whose associated amplitudes are modified by men strategies are used to represent women. Grover quantum search algorithm is used as a playing strategy. Success is more frequently obtained by playing quan- tum than playing classic.
The quantum dating game
In the classic dating market game, men choose women simultaneously from N options, looking for those women who would have some “property” they want. Unlike the traditional game, in the quantum version of the dating game, players get the chance to use quantum techniques, for example they can explore their possibilities using a quantum search algorithm. Grover al- gorithm capitalizes quantum states superposition characteristic to find some “marked” state from a group of possible solutions in considerably less time than a classical algorithm can do]. That state space must be capable of being translatable, say to a graph G where to find some particular state which has a searched feature or distinctive mark, throughout the execution of the al- gorithm. By “distinctive mark” we mean problems whose algo- rithmic solution are inspired by physical processes. Furthermore it is possible to guarantee that the searched node is marked by a minimum (maximum) value of a physical property included in the algorithm.
Originally posted by Swing80s
Like I said to Drusicilla or whatever her name is before my posts got taken down is that I have don't carry around a copy of the MERCK index with me so I could care less about her little tests to see if I memorized my biochemistry and O-chem series. I don't have a physics background but I do have a B.S. degree whether you guys believe me or not I don't care. But that has nothing to do with my original point! I guess she's a troll in more than one way