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Waste2manynoobs wrote:don't listen to him. my fist is what will teach you physics.Snypadub wrote: A really good book that helps the layman understand the world of physics: ...
I posted about this book I think, I found it a bit...muddled. Personally, to someone nescient to the field, I'd recommend reading Richard Feynman, he's not that much harder to read and much more in depth, interesting and satisfying and not full of 'jokes'.snypadub wrote:A really good book that helps the layman understand the world of physics:Coppola wrote:I remember seeing this video aged 13 and not having a fucking clue about what is was talking about.
I'd like to learn more about different theories and especially about String Theory...
Marcus Chown. Quantum Theory cannot hurt you. 2007. Faber and Faber. London
ISBN-10:057123545X
ISBN-13: 978-0571235452
Awesome book! Buy it. NOW!
Read a lot of Feynman, love his work. I actually prefer him to Chown but chown is much better for those with no knowledge but a genuine interest, informative and quirky. Feynman is excellent for non physisists with more than a laymans knowledge!!rbnc wrote:I posted about this book I think, I found it a bit...muddled. Personally, to someone nescient to the field, I'd recommend reading Richard Feynman, he's not that much harder to read and much more in depth, interesting and satisfying and not full of 'jokes'.snypadub wrote:A really good book that helps the layman understand the world of physics:Coppola wrote:I remember seeing this video aged 13 and not having a fucking clue about what is was talking about.
I'd like to learn more about different theories and especially about String Theory...
Marcus Chown. Quantum Theory cannot hurt you. 2007. Faber and Faber. London
ISBN-10:057123545X
ISBN-13: 978-0571235452
Awesome book! Buy it. NOW!
wat?alien pimp wrote:i lose my interest in anything that considers time as existent, not to mention as a dimension
not like this is the only fail i see in that stuff, but it's the point where credibility reaches zero for me
what word don't you understand?lloydnoise wrote:wat?alien pimp wrote:i lose my interest in anything that considers time as existent, not to mention as a dimension
not like this is the only fail i see in that stuff, but it's the point where credibility reaches zero for me
I was wondering! No offense, but I was thinking "Where the fuck did that come from??!!??" Probably one of the better summations of m-theory I've come across!parson wrote:holy shit i was drunk when i typed that shit about m-theory. blows my mind how smart i am when wasted :]
Well, he's probably tinkering about with it till he gets it correct. Despite the fact that scientists are supposed to be open-minded, a lot of them are in fact the most closed-minded, tunnel-visioned, tribally-loyal, territorial apes on the planet.magma wrote:It got a lot of publicity a few years ago... well, lots of tiny "In other news..." articles with headlines like "SURFER SOLVES RIDDLE OF UNIVERSE" anyway.kay wrote:That sounds like a pretty elegant description. Not heard of this particular theory before, must go looking.
There's been some pretty bitter squabbling between supporters of him and those of String theory and he's never offered it up for proper peer review, I don't think... it's certainly elegant reading, but you think something must be holding him back - though I would think this is the sort of thing that's difficult to prove correct at the moment anyway, certainly until we've gained a lot more observation?
That's more like it.parson wrote:i think what they're gonna find in the middle of a black hole is concentrated love
This book has been on my pile to read for long time!snypadub wrote:A really good book that helps the layman understand the world of physics:Coppola wrote:I remember seeing this video aged 13 and not having a fucking clue about what is was talking about.
I'd like to learn more about different theories and especially about String Theory...
Marcus Chown. Quantum Theory cannot hurt you. 2007. Faber and Faber. London
ISBN-10:057123545X
ISBN-13: 978-0571235452
Awesome book! Buy it. NOW!
Agreed.lloydnoise wrote:wat?alien pimp wrote:i lose my interest in anything that considers time as existent, not to mention as a dimension
not like this is the only fail i see in that stuff, but it's the point where credibility reaches zero for me
i thought you blocked me for vamping you or for copying your style and wearing your clothes or something... repost that stuff if you can plsparson wrote:lol credibility reaches zero wow
ah, good i can keep vamping you, felt you were a bit unsatisfied with the experienceparson wrote:i blocked you for being dim-witted and chatty.
you are a very undecided man and hardly able to really answer any question you're askedparson wrote:i usually don't, but i have the option of clicking on posts if i am curious. this peek into your world has confirmed my initial decision.
