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Re: how many protons? - 04-03-2007, 12:13 PM

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Is (true) freedom bounded or unbounded,that is the question
Within physics, bounded freedoms are called constraints. They are like particles. Unbounded freedoms are fields. They are like waves.


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Within physics, bounded freedoms are called constraints. They are like particles. Unbounded freedoms are fields. They are like waves.

Its surfing wave style for me,unbounded freedom is our destiny!



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Re: how many protons? - 04-03-2007, 02:22 PM

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unbounded freedom is our destiny
infinite degrees of freedom are the physical fields like the gravitational and the magnetic field with their respective bounded quantum of particles the graviton and the magnetic monopole as field materialization reducing the number for their degree of freedom.


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infinite degrees of freedom are the physical fields like the gravitational and the magnetic field with their respective bounded quantum of particles the graviton and the magnetic monopole as field materialization reducing the number for their degree of freedom.

Within the field of consciousness there must also be boundless freedom!



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Re: how many protons? - 04-05-2007, 04:39 PM

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Within the field of consciousness there must also be boundless freedom!
When and when all the 5 senses are deprived or taken away as in death. The real question is why can the proton decay? It is truly immortal. The others are electrons and photons.


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Re: how many protons? - 04-05-2007, 04:46 PM

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Then why aren't we flying and floating instead of stuck to the ground and can't get up if we happened to weigh 500 lbs.
I think I explained that, <*yawn*>

Whatever... about protons, I think there are a couple or so giving me an itch I don't want to say where...


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When and when all the 5 senses are deprived or taken away as in death. The real question is why can the proton decay? It is truly immortal. The others are electrons and photons.
Consciousness is within this,and that is immortal,decay is another word for transmutation
as in the release of radioactivity.

Light is the fluid that consciousness wills to flow?


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There should be a dual symmetries for consciousness: 6-fold and 8-fold. Light can be described by 8-fold symmetry while protons can be described by 6-fold symmetries. The former is Abelian while the latter is non-Abelian.


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Re: how many protons? - 03-30-2008, 02:10 PM

A 70 kg body would have approximately 7*10^27 atoms
Of that, 4.7*10^27 would be hydrogen atoms, which have one proton and one electron each. Another 1.8*10^27 would be oxygen, which has 8 protons, 8 neutrons and 8 electrons. There are 7.0*10^26 carbon atoms, which have 6 protons, 6 neutrons and 6 electrons. Now, let's add that all up
Protons Neutrons Electrons

Hydrogen 4.7*10^27 0 4.7*10^27

Oxygen 1.4*10^28 1.4*10^28 1.4*10^28

Carbon 4.2*10^27 4.2*10^27 4.2*10^27

Total 2.3*10^28 1.8*10^28 2.3*10^28

the last 1% are trace metals...
with that said we are pretty much dirty water i guess kinda like a fish shit filled pond. so for even better odds for your wish go to your local lake and wish on a proton there.

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Re: how many protons? - 03-30-2008, 04:45 PM

Hi Cocalab;

Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy yourself here. As you'll discover there are many diverse topics here, all dealing with something.

I copied this from Wikipedia in response to your shit filled lake:

It is estimated that 500 to 100,000 species of bacteria live in the human body [2]. Bacterial cells are much smaller than human cells, and there are about ten times as many bacteria as human cells in the body (1000 trillion or 1 quadrillion (1015) versus 100 trillion (1014)).[2] Though normal flora are found on all surfaces exposed to the environment (on the skin and eyes, in the mouth, nose, small intestine, and colon), the vast majority of bacteria live in the large intestine

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