The Atomic War of the 19th Century, 1 of 2

This is a brief review of a speech by David Harriman by the title "The 19th-Century Atomic War" which available for purchase from the Ayn Rand Bookstore.

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[dedanoe]

can you imagine that "cosmic microwave background radiation" stood for "the smoking ARSE gun"? did you know that "gravity" as word has roots in "GRAVE E.T."? did you know that only the defected mass "M" which ever after continues as Volt's Vaginal "W" goes trough Einstein's equation to produce E=WC^2? what is so Nobel about all this? physics that them humans do is only word play with point "fuck them all" to stay ahead in the game.

[dedanoe]

for those reasons, there is no need of nuclear forces which were introduced just to compensate for the huge coulombian repulsive force due to so many positrons inside the nuclei. the MAJOR problem with "humankind doing physics" is that humans are less humans if they don't subject everything on their humanoid principles: mohters (+) with the (neutral) kids will stay at home (nuclei) and males (-) orbiting around them will keep their unity and do the "fighting for survival" thing. disgusting

[dedanoe]

how do humans come up with +1 and -1 as charges? they solve x^2 - 1 = 0... but what if x^3 - 1 = 0? then you get a lot of other particles that are not entirely positive or negative but somewhere in between. still they equally contribute in setting the polynomial equation equal to 0. free interpreted means that every single particle is perfect anti weight for the rest of the system turning the atom neutral. inside the atom as isolated system there ain't no single pair of equally charged weights

[AKALucifer]

Ethanol and laughing gas are not isomers of one another. Ethanol comprises of 2 carbon atoms, 8 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom whereas laughing gas (Nitrous oxide) comprises of 2 nitrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

Also, the alcohol in beer is the same alcohol as in 'rubbing alcohol' (ethanol) however, rubbing alcohol is very concentrated and is produced by the cracking of crude oil as opposed to fermentation. Due to how it is produced it contains a small amount of other, toxic chemicals.