There are good bacteria and there are bad bacteria.Usually,our stomach
guts are full of good bacteria.But,when you get some bad bacteria in
there,,, it is bad,it is really,really bad.If it wasen't for the good
bacteria,we couldn't live.Mery Christmas to all of the good bacterias
all over the World.
cuhulin

John Smith wrote:
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Toss Occams' Razor out the damn window!
...



Higgs bosons are hypothetical elementary particles predicted to exist by
the Standard Model of particle physics. These bosons are thought to play
a rather fundamental role: according to the Standard Model, they are a
component of the Higgs field which is thought to permeate the universe
and to give mass to other particles. As of June 2005, no experiment has
definitively detected the existence of the Higgs bosons. ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higgs_field

JS

Georg Kreyerhoff wrote:
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a preferred frame of reference. Relativity tells us, that such a
preferred
frame of reference does not exist. The metric tensor or the Higgs-field
do not prefer some frame of reference. Giving them different names
(like "ether") doesn't change anything in relativity.

Georg


Georg:

I have heard it rumored, and this is ONLY a rumor mind you; A certain
group has formed which holds Higgs Bosons in high esteem, rumored to
even "worship" the great boson.

I believe the official name of this group is "Higgs Bozos" and their
official webpage being "http://www.Higgs_Bozos.org"

I have not had time to completely research this ... straight face

Regards,
JS

"John Smith" wrote in message
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No. These things are "theory", they can only be "proven" to exist with
math--such is the same with ether. While you may prefer to choose this
"theory" over all others--that is only your right ...


In science, something that is Theory has already been proven. The common
definition of theory is not the same as used in science.

What you are referring to is a hypothesis.

Mike

Mike wrote:
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Take a physics course.

The, "Theory of Relativity" is but one example, and FAR from being "proven."

JS

John Smith I wrote:
Mike wrote:
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Take a physics course.

The, "Theory of Relativity" is but one example, and FAR from being "proven."

JS

It is still well on its way to being proven - it has survived every
test that has been thrown at it so far. In fact, still in its
"father's" original form, it is one of the most successful theories
ever postulated.

Bruce Jensen

If it wasen't for wimmin,Albert Einstein probally wouldn't have been
around to yank that very,very long cat's tail in New York City so that
them folks in Los Angeles could hear that very,very long cat's head
meowing.In fact,if it wasen't for wimmin,there probally wouldn't be any
radio at all.Theoretically,it was wimmin that gave birth to radio.
cuhulin

bpnjensen wrote:
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test that has been thrown at it so far. In fact, still in its
"father's" original form, it is one of the most successful theories
ever postulated.

Bruce Jensen


Not quite. In 1905 the theory was first advanced by einstein, and with
it came his denial of the ether. In 1921 he found this was much too
rash and stated the ether must be allowed for ... however, it will do
for many things until proved correct or something else modifies or
replaces it.

JS

"John Smith I" wrote in message
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Mike wrote:
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Take a physics course.

I have. We are all waiting for you to finsh High School so you can take a
serious one.

The, "Theory of Relativity" is but one example, and FAR from being
"proven."

Since it is Theory, it has already been proven. At least, every one of
it's predictions has been correct. If it had not been proven it would be
called the Hypothesis of Relativity.

Since you obviously know nothing about Physics, at least learn what the
terms mean.

Mike

Mike wrote:
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You play horseshoes? "Close" counts there ...

JS