Richard Brown
@dixternh.bsky.social
I just try to live my life according to the golden rule and not do too much damage..
And then the Easter Egg hunt..
April 11, 2025 at 1:45 PM
And then the Easter Egg hunt..
I had to google weetabix
February 27, 2025 at 6:22 PM
I had to google weetabix
Or try an emotional support skunk and really keep the assholes away..
February 10, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Or try an emotional support skunk and really keep the assholes away..
Wtf! Dick the telephone guy on Quantum Mechanics
In 1964 CERN physicist John S Bell, who was sympathetic to Einstein’s criticism of prevailing quantum interpretations created an impossibility proof known as the Bell inequality.
In 1964 CERN physicist John S Bell, who was sympathetic to Einstein’s criticism of prevailing quantum interpretations created an impossibility proof known as the Bell inequality.
January 12, 2025 at 3:39 AM
Wtf! Dick the telephone guy on Quantum Mechanics
In 1964 CERN physicist John S Bell, who was sympathetic to Einstein’s criticism of prevailing quantum interpretations created an impossibility proof known as the Bell inequality.
In 1964 CERN physicist John S Bell, who was sympathetic to Einstein’s criticism of prevailing quantum interpretations created an impossibility proof known as the Bell inequality.
Dick the telephone guy on Quantum Mechanics:
It is not like Einstein was never wrong, he believed in locality, the idea that local effects have local causes. It turns out that is not the way the universe works.
So thank you John Bell.. I think..
It is not like Einstein was never wrong, he believed in locality, the idea that local effects have local causes. It turns out that is not the way the universe works.
So thank you John Bell.. I think..
January 10, 2025 at 1:54 AM
Dick the telephone guy on Quantum Mechanics:
It is not like Einstein was never wrong, he believed in locality, the idea that local effects have local causes. It turns out that is not the way the universe works.
So thank you John Bell.. I think..
It is not like Einstein was never wrong, he believed in locality, the idea that local effects have local causes. It turns out that is not the way the universe works.
So thank you John Bell.. I think..
