Hey, check it out. I'm starting my own thread!
That's right, this is MY thread! So you all better behave yourselves or you'll risk facing my wrath.
mua ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaa! 🦍
Okay, so this morning I came up with a new version of string theory to clean up some of the niggling little problems it presents. Instead of tiny 'strings' I propose everything is made up of springs. Some are tightly coiled and others loosely coiled, with different energy signatures.
But I need a mathematician to help me construct a simple formula that doesn't call for a bunch of extra dimensions and other useless cr*p.
If this works out and a Nobel prize is not out of the question, I'm willing to share credit.
@kilroy70 saidwe need to link your spring theory to my big bag theory (the Multiverse is like a 24 pack of assorted crisp flavours)we need to link both to the theory of Gravitas thats the theory that if you drop a jug of gravy it always lands gravy side down.
Okay, thank you.
All comments and suggestions are welcome.
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@badradger saidYeah, okay...
we need to link your spring theory to my big bag theory (the Multiverse is like a 24 pack of assorted crisp flavours)we need to link both to the theory of Gravitas thats the theory that if you drop a jug of gravy it always lands gravy side down.
This can go into the box.
Aw what the heck, it all goes into the box... except for kitty litter. I have to draw the line somewhere.
@kilroy70 saidI think 'spring' is an underrated word - Spring Valley e.g. - sounds very nice. I think we should use it more often, in many contexts - we may even find new ones.
Yeah, okay...
This can go into the box.
Aw what the heck, it all goes into the box... except for kitty litter. I have to draw the line somewhere.
@kilroy70 saidOK my theory on spring involves Chinese restaurants and rolls.🤔
Hey, check it out. I'm starting my own thread!
That's right, this is MY thread! So you all better behave yourselves or you'll risk facing my wrath.
mua ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaa! 🦍
Okay, so this morning I came up with a new version of string theory to clean up some of the niggling little problems it presents. Instead of tiny 'strings' I propose everything is made up of spr ...[text shortened]... cr*p.
If this works out and a Nobel prize is not out of the question, I'm willing to share credit.
@badradger saidWell. 'spring' is a Swedish word too, from the word 'springa' meaning 'to run'. Astrid Lindgren, the author of children's books, said that children have 'spring' in their legs. You see how useful this word is?
anything spring to mind?
@kilroy70 saidMoonbus working with a super computer could sort it out for you.
Hey, check it out. I'm starting my own thread!
That's right, this is MY thread! So you all better behave yourselves or you'll risk facing my wrath.
mua ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaa! 🦍
Okay, so this morning I came up with a new version of string theory to clean up some of the niggling little problems it presents. Instead of tiny 'strings' I propose everything is made up of spr ...[text shortened]... cr*p.
If this works out and a Nobel prize is not out of the question, I'm willing to share credit.
You would have to share your Nobel prize though.
@great-big-stees saidWhat's happening here? My spring theory is about tiny springs of energy. I knew I should have put this in the science forum, but I figured no one there would take the subject seriously.
OK my theory on spring involves Chinese restaurants and rolls.🤔
By the way, I almost didn't recognize you without the beard.