Links and whatnot: Crosswalk Ravens and Black hole Elephants

[wolven7]

Found via mech_angel: Ravens kick ass at learning things.

Also? Einstein-Rosen Bridge, in a new sense. This is a coupling of relativity and quantum theory, here, people. This is finally recognising the fact that what we have is all we have, and that we can manipulate that to do damned anything, given enough understanding and evidence. Beautiful stuff, this.

Also, isn't it amazing how they call String Theory "the most popular theory," now, without context? Popular among scientists, or popular among the uneducated hoi polloi?

Understanding this picture does it all.

And what the fuck, people? You think I was kidding with the meme? You think I meant "when you felt like it, if you got around to it?" No, fucker. NOW. It's Hallow's E'en in two damn days. Chop Chop, bitches.

I'm out.

Comments

[ego-likeness.livejournal.com]

That was super interesting.
Thank you for pointing it out.

[wolven.livejournal.com]

No problem at all. I love me some physics talk, and was discussing the mechanics of torque (not the horrible movie), whilst very drunk, last night. To wake up to that, today? Awesome :)

[salrushdy.livejournal.com]

sounds like Delirium to me

at least 2 theories that are less speculative
1.missing baryons matter seems as a better candidate for this
entropy changes(they call it information lost)
2.correction to schrodinger equations in terms of time depended delta function (some local gravity effect for instance)

[wolven.livejournal.com]

"Scientific revolutions, almost by definition, defy common sense." - Michio Kaku.

If they didn't, they wouldn't be revolutions; they'd merely be extenstions, visible to everyone.

I pay close attention to the strange and unifying theories.