Random Thoughts... I wanna hear 'em!

I love cats!

I like traffic lights... http://youtu.be/GbPovgCP5BU

Wondering if I can wriggle out of a massive fine and demerit points on license for speeding.
I am actually a slow driver so it is unfair to have to face such a hefty fine.
Antidepressants make me even more dreamy than usual so I could claim altered consciousness or non pathological disassociation of some sort?
I have had three warnings in this area but yet again failed to slow down to 50kms...( it is an unfair jump from 100k to 50km and on a country road via a 2-horse town)
The drive is picturesque and I cannot help but drift at that hour of the morning 6.30am, when no other cars are around ..........
Not my fault?

Please can someone explain to me a theory of everything and why E=MC2 does not work for everything

Cracked

CrackedGirl wrote:Please can someone explain to me a theory of everything and why E=MC2 does not work for everything

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My theory is:
Reward must = Effort!


e=mc2 cannot work when you are dealing with the variables of human nature.

CrackedGirl wrote:Please can someone explain to me a theory of everything and why E=MC2 does not work for everything

Cracked

Mmmmmm

At the moment there is no Theory of Everything, at least in the scientific sense.

Einstein's theory of Relativity is sometimes in conflict with Quantum Mechanics ( General Relativity v the Uncertainty Principle), but then QM tends to be contraintuitive, although thankfully the Newtonian Universe appears to be the way we perceive it to be because at the quantum level it isn't like that at all.

I would suggest that whilst E=MC2 is not exactly wrong, it is not exactly right either. However, i have yet to prove this mathematically, and nor has anyone else.

To be honest, physicists are still confused about the exact nature of "Reality", and Quantum physicists are still grappling with the "Measurement Problem".

Meanwhile, Spring comes, and the grass grows by itself.

Haberdashery.
Kerfuffle.
Such dated.

Well, the second world war. Some Colonel William Menninger invented the term Passive-aggressive to describe stubbornness

Menninger described soldiers who were not openly defiant but expressed their aggressiveness “by passive measures, such as pouting, stubbornness, procrastination, inefficiency, and passive obstructionism” due to what Menninger saw as an "immaturity" and a reaction to "routine military stress".

I find this fact crazy. Most often when one researches a mental illness one finds that it can be traced to Emil Kraepelin or at least a doctor. But probably the us army is the originator of mental illnesses in the world or what we now know as the DSM V and its byproduct MK Ultra.

Eating tangerines in space.
I'm freeeee, freee fallin'!
I om nom nom your common sense.

Thanks for the explanation

Cracked