What I mean is:
Ensembles of particles follow statistical distributions of the family of the Maxwell-Boltzmann function.
Okay?
Are we done with semantics?
Telekinesis does not violate any laws of physics.
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Re: 25% of American adults believe in astrologyScimitars were not available - beware January 19, 2038 is upon us.
Re: 25% of American adults believe in astrologyWhat I mean is:
Ensembles of particles follow statistical distributions of the family of the Maxwell-Boltzmann function. Okay? Are we done with semantics? Telekinesis does not violate any laws of physics. Hey, you there. Yes, you.
If what I say sounds like the teacher from Charlie Brown (Wah wahh woohh wuh waah), then you should try college. It's fun, and only costs you your soul and several tens of thousands of dollars. “I agree that by the standards of any other area of science that remote viewing is proven“ - Richard Wiseman Let's make directional hypotheses, test them repeatedly, replicate experiments, and publish results! Yay, science!
Re: 25% of American adults believe in astrologyScimitars were not available - beware January 19, 2038 is upon us.
Re: 25% of American adults believe in astrologyReally? Hmmm. Maybe I am missing something. What do they do then?
I thought that if there are free electrons due to thermal excitation, they are randomly excited, and if you look at the energy states of electrons they are bell-curve distributed (more or less). Electrical current (e.g. the speed of movement of individual electrons) I'm fairly sure do follow a bell(ish) distribution. Hey, you there. Yes, you.
If what I say sounds like the teacher from Charlie Brown (Wah wahh woohh wuh waah), then you should try college. It's fun, and only costs you your soul and several tens of thousands of dollars. “I agree that by the standards of any other area of science that remote viewing is proven“ - Richard Wiseman Let's make directional hypotheses, test them repeatedly, replicate experiments, and publish results! Yay, science!
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