16 pi squared?
"Specifically, some of the goals of these scientists are to discover previously unknown particles (such as the Higgs boson), find evidence of supersymmetry, study properties of top quarks, identify mini-black holes, investigate substructures of leptons and quarks, and explain other universal mysteries such as the origin of mass, the number of dimensions, and characteristics of dark matter (a major part of the universe still unexplored)."
Exciting stuff, but also a bit scary . . . as they will be utilizing "energies never before generated on the Earth."
"No affiliation 6"
And 2 Buddhists . . . I never would have guessed that. I wonder if there are any closet atheists . . .
"Perhaps the most intriguing assertion McKenna makes is that human consciousness came about in its present form as the direct result of the interaction of higher primates with psychoactive plants (primarily mushrooms, in his opinion), which amped up and increased the complexity of our brains, giving these newer primates (us) an evolutionary advantage."
An interesting review. I also never would have considered television a drug, but I can certainly appreciate that perspective.
"Our electron binding energy equation for the 1s orbitals are not exact, but very close, especially considering all elemental ground states are calculated from first principles. . ."
Uh-oh, the Aether is back. I'm keeping an eye on this one . . . the toroidal models are interesting.
Exciting stuff, but also a bit scary . . . as they will be utilizing "energies never before generated on the Earth."
"No affiliation 6"
And 2 Buddhists . . . I never would have guessed that. I wonder if there are any closet atheists . . .
"Perhaps the most intriguing assertion McKenna makes is that human consciousness came about in its present form as the direct result of the interaction of higher primates with psychoactive plants (primarily mushrooms, in his opinion), which amped up and increased the complexity of our brains, giving these newer primates (us) an evolutionary advantage."
An interesting review. I also never would have considered television a drug, but I can certainly appreciate that perspective.
"Our electron binding energy equation for the 1s orbitals are not exact, but very close, especially considering all elemental ground states are calculated from first principles. . ."
Uh-oh, the Aether is back. I'm keeping an eye on this one . . . the toroidal models are interesting.