Folding time and space; research

Well......?

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"Regret can only change the future" -Me

"Every judgment teeters on the brink of error. To claim absolute knowledge is to become monstrous. Knowledge is an unending adventure at the edge of uncertainty." Frank Herbert, Dune 1965

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<br />I located a school that was studying electrons that jumped out of orbit. They froze them in cold nuetrino atoms and watched what they did when they disappeard. I know a way to speed up the process.

ryan Henningsgaard
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I've never heard of an element called nuetrino (i could just be ignorant). Does he mean neutrino? If so how on earth could neutrinos form atoms?

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Ryan2006 has sent me an e-mail stating that the nuetrino is a part of the particle zoo and that i could find it on any search engine. However so far i've only been able to find "nuetrino" as a misspelling of "neutrino". Could someone tell me where if anywhere i could find a definition of nuetrino? Tom ? Anyone ?

It is a misspelling. Ryan2006's grammar and spelling are bad enough in general that I'm pretty sure english is not his native language. Of course he might just be a victim of the public school system. It used to be top notch, but in recent years has stumbled badly.

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We still can't rule out the AI program theory, of course. AI programs typically don't use bad spelling, but in the effort to convince us they are not software this could be an emerging tactic. Simulating a poorly educated person is likely to be easier than simulating a well educated person.

LB