QUOTE(JdB @ Sep 23 2011, 17:47)
That's not harsh. 6 million murdered Jews just because Hitler's niece didn't want to continue their incestuous affair, now THAT is harsh
You call that harsh? Being shot in the neck is harsh for a nanosecond. Having to wait nine hours straight in a traffic jam caused by a massive pileup of Dutch caravans,
that is harsh!
QUOTE(JdB @ Sep 23 2011, 17:47)
The Germanic-Austrian barbarians invented harshness, that comment of mine at most barely made a scratch.
Actually it made none. What scratch could a weak boar possibly do to a strong German oak.
QUOTE(D@V£ @ Sep 23 2011, 18:25)
"A pair of quantums"? That's just... I mean, I know politicians aren't expected to understand anything they sign, but I had no idea you were capable of channelling forth the powers of Dubya himself!
Wikipedia has an article on Quantum entanglement, but the jist of it is that you can do
something (it's scientific term!) with two particles (ideally hadrons), separate them, then a change in one of the particle's intrinsic properties (ie, spin) will instantaneously change the same property in the other particle.
As for how? It's Quantum Mechanics, it shouldn't work, but it does!
Two seperated particles, that's what I meant. Somehow that "information" has got to go from A to B, right?
Oh and... don't give my question a political smack. It's not like that. I simply shouldn't be messing around in the fields of natural sciences. In all honesty, usually I keep a great distance between me and them.