Higgs boson?

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By the way, the press conference that is occurring on the 13th isn't a groundbreaking release, it's a simple status update.

Nothing to see here.
 
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PKT_VOL said:
Ha. I take it that science is not your forte? It's not as complex as it appears.
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i didn't mind the mathematics in chemistry and physics, but biology and the other practical parts of science never took. I was more of a history/english guy.
 
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KiffinKiller said:
i didn't mind the mathematics in chemistry and physics, but biology and the other practical parts of science never took. I was more of a history/english guy.
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Dude, that's how I was too. Biology was sooooooo boring to me. Chemistry came so easy.
 
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KiffinKiller said:
i didn't mind the mathematics in chemistry and physics, but biology and the other practical parts of science never took. I was more of a history/english guy.
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Ah, gotcha. I was best at mathematics and physics. I ended up getting a degree in BCMB, go figure.
 
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golfballs03 said:
what else do I hate?
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golfballs03 said:
aside from Europeans
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Well I did a quick search and this is what I came up with.

Corzine

golfballs03 said:
**** him. He belongs in prison.
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Cookie Cutters

golfballs03 said:
**** cookie cutters
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The Adult Baby

golfballs03 said:
**** the adult baby
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Racists

golfballs03 said:
**** racists
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Obama

golfballs03 said:
**** obama
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Bad day of trading?

golfballs03 said:
****
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You had a couple more honorable mentions but you didn't begin your post with ****. Didn't seem to fit the bill of a potential **** it thread.
 
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KiffinKiller said:
i didn't mind the mathematics in chemistry and physics, but biology and the other practical parts of science never took. I was more of a history/english guy.
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Favorite part of high school was dissecting a cat in Advanced A&P 2. I was terrible at chem. Didn't take physics until college. Math scared the piss out of me.
 
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PKT_VOL said:
Well I did a quick search and this is what I came up with.

Corzine



Cookie Cutters



The Adult Baby



Racists



Obama



Bad day of trading?



You had a couple more honorable mentions but you didn't begin your post with ****. Didn't seem to fit the bill of a potential **** it thread.
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thats right. **** the adult baby.

You may be on to something....
 
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Trying to watch the webcast of the CERN seminar and apparently the people that invented the internet didn't prepare for such a large amount of people to view online. Also, the use of comic sans kind of invalidates everything... lol.
 
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VOLatile said:
Hints of Higgs boson at 126 GeV. That's the conclusion for today.
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126 GeV falls into the range which lends support for the Standard Particle Model to continue. Supersymmetry, string theory, and M-Theory are building stronger cases everyday.
 
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volinbham said:
Honestly, have you ever seen a more qualified statement?
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Your choice. You can believe in science, a belief that doesn't ever assert itself to be absolute truth, but is constantly seeking to forward its thinking and uncover evidence to determine the many truths of the universe.

OR

You can take your choice of many books out there, that are "more qualified statements" by stating themselves as absolute truth with absolutely no evidence to support their assertions.
 
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Thrasher865 said:
Your choice. You can believe in science, a belief that doesn't ever assert itself to be absolute truth, but is constantly seeking to forward its thinking and uncover evidence to determine the many truths of the universe.

OR

You can take your choice of many books out there, that are "more qualified statements" by stating themselves as absolute truth with absolutely no evidence to support their assertions.
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Oh for Pete's Sake - I wasn't doubting science; making a pro-religion statement or anything like that. I was commenting on the particular statement as worded - it is highly, highly conditional.

I do research, I write hypotheses, I test hypotheses and I discuss the results. I understand the nature of scientific statements. I was commenting on that one particular statement that was written with so many if's.
 
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Thrasher865 said:
Your choice. You can believe in science, a belief that doesn't ever assert itself to be absolute truth, but is constantly seeking to forward its thinking and uncover evidence to determine the many truths of the universe.

OR

You can take your choice of many books out there, that are "more qualified statements" by stating themselves as absolute truth with absolutely no evidence to support their assertions.
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I don't think he was trying to undermine science. From his other posts he seems to be pro-science. Just pointing out how theoretical the frontier of physics and ultimately science really is.
 
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PKT_VOL said:
I don't think he was trying to undermine science. From his other posts he seems to be pro-science. Just pointing out how theoretical the frontier of physics and ultimately science really is.
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:hi: and that particular statement. if this is true then it may be evidence that this could be true and if that is true then it may lead to some evidence that this is true and if that turns out to be true it could.... anyway you slice it that statement has crazy long conditional chain.
 
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volinbham said:
Oh for Pete's Sake - I wasn't doubting science; making a pro-religion statement or anything like that. I was commenting on the particular statement as worded - it is highly, highly conditional.

I do research, I write hypotheses, I test hypotheses and I discuss the results. I understand the nature of scientific statements. I was commenting on that one particular statement that was written with so many if's.
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Sorry. I am a politics forum novice, and I was unfamiliar with your stance. I mistook your statement.
 
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volinbham said:
:hi: and that particular statement. if this is true then it may be evidence that this could be true and if that is true then it may lead to some evidence that this is true and if that turns out to be true it could.... anyway you slice it that statement has crazy long conditional chain.
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As an experiment I took the statement in question and moved a couple values around while keeping all the ifs and possibles and discovered with that template there's a very real possibility I'll be banging Mila Kunis in the next 10 days...on Saturn. :)
 
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HTML: 
<a href="http://www.livescience.com/22646/i02/higgs-boson-lhc-111212a-02.html"> <img src="http://www.livescience.com/images/i/22646/i02/higgs-boson-lhc-111212a-02.jpg?1323729669" alt="Physicists have searched for it for years, but what is the Higgs boson supposed to do, exactly? A LiveScience infographic explains." width="575" border="1"/></a><br /> Source:<a href="http://www.livescience.com">LiveScience</a>

Here ya go, baker.
 
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