dstarr This isn't quantum mechanics, but I believe the fabric of our space time has myriad tiny holes, each big enough to swallow anything the size of a 4-40 nut or less. Those tiny parts you cannot find just fell thru one of the holes. Where the holes go I have no idea.
This isn't quantum mechanics, but I believe the fabric of our space time has myriad tiny holes, each big enough to swallow anything the size of a 4-40 nut or less. Those tiny parts you cannot find just fell thru one of the holes. Where the holes go I have no idea.
You have all been sniffing the glue again .....
Wait, ...
Where did my glue go ...
Rust...... It's a good thing !
Is that where this half used glue bottle come from..
shane
A pessimist sees a dark tunnel
An optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel
A realist sees a frieght train
An engineer sees three idiots standing on the tracks stairing blankly in space
When do you find the missing item?
After buying another one at twice the price of the lost one. Then the lost one is there in front of you like a flashing beacon.
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
gort! klaatu barada nikto
WE are obviously really bored!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
rrebell WE are obviously really bored!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Even trains only go so far towards offsetting winter doldrums.
Keep in mind, quantum mechanics is actually wave mechanics. Everything is actually waves. The problem is, we humans have a hard time visualizing waves. Its much easier to visualize particles. The tiny parts we lose are there, we just cant see them becuase we are looking for a particle. Its actually a wavicle, a tiny bundle of waves. So to see them, we need to think like a wave. One might try drinking large amounts of caffeine to cause one to vibrate. Listen to music with a strong beat while searching for the part.
And she said that crap don't matter and you don't look any more intelligent with your glasses on the tip of your nose
In a Split Second after her comment I replied "Yes Dear".
TF
-E-C-Mills Everything is actually waves. The problem is, we humans have a hard time visualizing waves. Its much easier to visualize particles.
A wave is a particle in motion.
The Route of the Broadway Lion The Largest Subway Layout in North Dakota.
Here there be cats. LIONS with CAMERAS
LastspikemikeAre you certain about that?
LastspikemikeWho let that tiger in?
A friend of mine lost a part at his workshop on Long Island. He found it on the floor of his new home 300 miles away.
-E-C-MillsThe problem is, we humans have a hard time visualizing waves.
I love visualizing waves.
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
-Kevin
Living the dream.
-E-C-Mills The problem is, we humans have a hard time visualizing waves.
The problem is, we humans have a hard time visualizing waves.
A Mediterranean Sea Wave --
IMG_E0208 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Lastspikemike Who let that tiger in?
Who let that tiger in?