Yes butAll is not that rosy, however. The Standard Model gives no explanation of why the masses of the Higgs, the W, and Z have the scales that they do. Indeed, other arguments suggest that one needs new physics to ensure that this scale of masses is not driven up to much higher energies due to quantum mechanical effects that can be calculated. One of the most exciting ways in which this behavior might be kept in check involves a new possible symmetry in nature, called Supersymmetry. If supersymmetry is manifested in the real world, the number of elementary particles would double, and it turns out that because of this one would need not one Higgs particle but two particles to do the job of giving masses to the other particles in nature. Thus, many elementary particle physicists expected to find not one Higgs particle at CERN, but two, wouldn't you say?
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Mon 23 Jan 2012, 17:42,
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now look wistfully at a piece of matter
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Mon 23 Jan 2012, 17:43,
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but is everyone on b3ta a wanker?
arseboon dilbaro arseboon dilbaro,
Mon 23 Jan 2012, 17:43,
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he's alrightI've had beers with him. I wouldn't put him down as a wanker.
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Mon 23 Jan 2012, 17:48,
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didnt say he was that, geez you guys are sensitive!
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Mon 23 Jan 2012, 17:52,
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I was joining in with the above screedwhich has "Joel Veitch" inserted unexpectedly at word 1499.
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Mon 23 Jan 2012, 17:54,
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oh, I'd given up reading by that point arseboon dilbaro arseboon dilbaro,
Mon 23 Jan 2012, 17:55,
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which is what a sane person would do
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Mon 23 Jan 2012, 18:05,
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