07 Jun 17
Originally posted by sonhouseElectrons in orbit around the nucleus? Is Bohr's model still alive?
http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20170404-the-physics-that-tells-us-what-the-universe-is-made-of
61 (known) particles, and this is only 5% of the universe? Where will better knowledge of black matter and energy lead us?
Not so much cave men physics, is it? 😉
14 Jun 17
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Originally posted by FabianFnasTrue. We're in the age of Inventing Stuff That Makes Our Math Successful.
... Where will better knowledge of black matter and energy lead us?
Not so much cave men physics, is it? 😉
I tried turning that into a better acronym, but they got consistently more offensive.
Don't get me wrong. I'm a science fan. But this is a real thing. Think of how we process the incredible amount of data from the particle accelerators.
We're out of our league. Real progress won't happen until ai comes on line.
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14 Jun 17
Originally posted by apathistAnd if that AI decides humans know too much already, then what?
True. We're in the age of Inventing Stuff That Makes Our Math Successful.
I tried turning that into a better acronym, but they got consistently more offensive.
Don't get me wrong. I'm a science fan. But this is a real thing. Think of how we process the incredible amount of data from the particle accelerators.
We're out of our league. Real progress won't happen until ai comes on line.
edit istmoms