Wow
that kind of makes sense to me - excellent.
Also, that's the new thing for me to learn today, so I can switch my brain off for the rest of the day now.
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Sat 8 Nov 2003, 8:45,
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Also, that's the new thing for me to learn today, so I can switch my brain off for the rest of the day now.
hehehe
it's kind of like van der Waals - electric energy between nuclei and they're electrons if you ever did that. just sort of inverted...
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Sat 8 Nov 2003, 8:47,
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I could
try to explain quantum mechanical tunnelling. But its a bit shit and odd and generally pointless.
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Sat 8 Nov 2003, 8:47,
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I can't explain tunneling
I can explain what happens. I don't think I'll ever be able to explain how an electron is just a probablility wave though
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Sat 8 Nov 2003, 8:48,
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it was one of those wierd things that I
could understand clearly when pissed out of my head, but sober was just freaky. Never understood what use it was though
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Sat 8 Nov 2003, 8:50,
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It has some predicted use
but for the moment it mostly just makes your computer wear out faster.
and it allows you to flow electricity between two chunks of metal that aren't gold or platinum. The thin oxides most metals form would be inpenetrable without it
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Sat 8 Nov 2003, 8:51,
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and it allows you to flow electricity between two chunks of metal that aren't gold or platinum. The thin oxides most metals form would be inpenetrable without it