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Quantum knowledge. - raken - 04-16-2013
Really wanna talk to someone in the quantum physics field. Got some theory but i need some view point.
Quantum knowledge. - raken - 04-16-2013
Really wanna talk to someone in the quantum physics field. Got some theory but i need some view point.
RE: Quantum knowledge. - Nailo - 04-17-2013
do you even physics ?
RE: Quantum knowledge. - Nailo - 04-17-2013
do you even physics ?
RE: Quantum knowledge. - -ELM - 04-17-2013
(04-16-2013, 11:40 PM)raken Wrote: Really wanna talk to someone in the quantum physics field. Got some theory but i need some view point.
I'm by no means researching in the field itself but I may be able to help out. What particular branch of the field has you interested? And what sort of an education do you have? I only ask so that myself and others can appropriately phrase responses.
Not to put you down but you'll never get beyond the basic concepts of quantum theory if your mathematics isn't up to scratch.
Spoiler: <Insert Physics Ramble>
In fact only one discovery made in physics that didn't come from a mathematical prodigy that still has use in this modern world springs to mind; this being electromagnetic induction, of course discovered by Micheal Faraday. And even Faraday had the help of the extraordinarily brilliant Maxwell.
RE: Quantum knowledge. - -ELM - 04-17-2013
(04-16-2013, 11:40 PM)raken Wrote: Really wanna talk to someone in the quantum physics field. Got some theory but i need some view point.
I'm by no means researching in the field itself but I may be able to help out. What particular branch of the field has you interested? And what sort of an education do you have? I only ask so that myself and others can appropriately phrase responses.
Not to put you down but you'll never get beyond the basic concepts of quantum theory if your mathematics isn't up to scratch.
Spoiler: <Insert Physics Ramble>
In fact only one discovery made in physics that didn't come from a mathematical prodigy that still has use in this modern world springs to mind; this being electromagnetic induction, of course discovered by Micheal Faraday. And even Faraday had the help of the extraordinarily brilliant Maxwell.
RE: Quantum knowledge. - raken - 04-17-2013
MY area of expertise is encryption, some might think that I'm a newbie but the facts is that right now as I'm speaking I'm try to figure out how to encrypt the human body's electro-magnetic field and going as far as to how to encrypt the humans DNA. To the average person who knows nothing about quantum physics may find such a ideal tooo far fetch but on a quantum level it's very much possible. my level of education is by far above average, left high school last year but i pretty much thought myself all the complex stuff,since high school is far too slow. Did a great amount of research on quantum physics/ how the mind affect your reality/ different dimensions / conspiracy/ alien/ quantum computer / nano tech etc....
RE: Quantum knowledge. - raken - 04-17-2013
MY area of expertise is encryption, some might think that I'm a newbie but the facts is that right now as I'm speaking I'm try to figure out how to encrypt the human body's electro-magnetic field and going as far as to how to encrypt the humans DNA. To the average person who knows nothing about quantum physics may find such a ideal tooo far fetch but on a quantum level it's very much possible. my level of education is by far above average, left high school last year but i pretty much thought myself all the complex stuff,since high school is far too slow. Did a great amount of research on quantum physics/ how the mind affect your reality/ different dimensions / conspiracy/ alien/ quantum computer / nano tech etc....
RE: Quantum knowledge. - Ex094 - 04-17-2013
(04-17-2013, 05:11 AM)raken Wrote: MY area of expertise is encryption, some might think that I'm a newbie but the facts is that right now as I'm speaking I'm try to figure out how to encrypt the human body's electro-magnetic field and going as far as to how to encrypt the humans DNA. To the average person who knows nothing about quantum physics may find such a ideal tooo far fetch but on a quantum level it's very much possible. my level of education is by far above average, left high school last year but i pretty much thought myself all the complex stuff,since high school is far too slow. Did a great amount of research on quantum physics/ how the mind affect your reality/ different dimensions / conspiracy/ alien/ quantum computer / nano tech etc....You mean you learned Quantum Menchanics all by your self?? Wow if thats true than please link me to the sites where I can learn atleast the solid basics of quantum mechanics
RE: Quantum knowledge. - Ex094 - 04-17-2013
(04-17-2013, 05:11 AM)raken Wrote: MY area of expertise is encryption, some might think that I'm a newbie but the facts is that right now as I'm speaking I'm try to figure out how to encrypt the human body's electro-magnetic field and going as far as to how to encrypt the humans DNA. To the average person who knows nothing about quantum physics may find such a ideal tooo far fetch but on a quantum level it's very much possible. my level of education is by far above average, left high school last year but i pretty much thought myself all the complex stuff,since high school is far too slow. Did a great amount of research on quantum physics/ how the mind affect your reality/ different dimensions / conspiracy/ alien/ quantum computer / nano tech etc....You mean you learned Quantum Menchanics all by your self?? Wow if thats true than please link me to the sites where I can learn atleast the solid basics of quantum mechanics