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Pragi
In the meantime :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v29SjPrSJ00
 

And that makes less sense that your OP,
this IS the CH, yes, but even then there are limits to the CURRANT  status

I have no idea how that got linked! That's not something i'd normally watch.  I SWEAR!
I had taken the URL from the Monty Python 'Splunge' skit.
 
I'm glad this URL came here, and not embedded in a work email... ha!

 
It wasn't your link Matt...

On the Interaction of Elementarry 2  Particles. I.
 
By Hideki YUKAWA. (Read Nov. 17, 1934)
§1.Introduction At the present stage of the quantum theory little is known about the nature of interaction of elementary particles. Heisenberg considered the interaction of " Platzwechsel " between the neutron and the proton to be of importance to the nuclear structure.(1) Recently Fermi treated the problem of β-disintegration on the hypothesis of "neutrino "(2). According to this theory, the neutron and the proton can interact by emitting and absorbing a pair of neutrino and electron. . Unfortunately the interaction energy calculated on such assumption is much too small to account for the binding energies of neutrons and protons in the nucleus.(3) To remove this defect, it seems natural to modify the theory of Heisenberg and Fermi in the following way. The transition of a heavy particle from neutron state to proton state is not always accompanied by the emission of light particles, i. e., a neutrino and an electron, but the energy liberated by the transition is taken up sometimes by another heavy particle, which in turn will be transformed from proton state into neutron state. If the probability of occurrence of the latter process is much larger than that of the former, the interaction between the neutron and the proton will be much larger than in the case of Fermi, whereas the probability of emission of light particles is not affected essentially. Now such interaction between the elementary particles can be described by means of a field of force, just as the interaction between the charged particles is described by the electromagnetic field. The above considerations show that the interaction of heavy particles with this field is much larger than that of light particles with it.

well this went to hell pretty quickly

He forgot to prefix his last reply with "Hi."

jamesg1213

Ham N Egz
well this went to hell pretty quickly

 
Did it? I didn't, and still don't know wtf it's about...as far as I'm concerned, it's all on topic..

from what the current  whatever to nuclear physics.....
 
yea typical coffee house faire
 
 

Will there be a time when we will never need a memory?  We'll just read stuff off of ipads and android tablets.  
 
BTW  I need an intervention, stat.

Pragi
Thanks for the advice, Beep.

 
with the English issues you have perhaps?
 
Beepsters comments were a compliment not advice
 
just saying

Ham N Egz

Pragi
Thanks for the advice, Beep.

 
with the English issues you have perhaps?
 
Beepsters comments were a compliment not advice
 
just saying

 
Giving and receiving compliments, we make it so hard.
 
One of the ways to be kind to others is by giving compliments. We do this frequently and easily with children, however, adults often struggle to compliment other adults and many of us have difficulty accepting compliments.
 
There are many reasons we struggle with giving compliments. We often say to "pay" a compliment, an expression that in itself implies that we are funding the exchange from our own limited reserves, that to offer kindness to others is to deplete ourselves. Acknowledging someone else's strengths or admiring their good qualities can leave us feeling vulnerable. Sometimes we are reluctant to give compliments because we feel self-conscious. Maybe the person we are complimenting will think we are "sucking up” or have ulterior motives. Maybe they will brush us off. Maybe we will make them uncomfortable.
 
So part of the reason we don’t give compliments is because we are so bad at accepting them. This is partly due to the "don't be up yourself" nature of  culture - heaven forbid people might think we think we are good at something. Accepting compliments is also limited by our view of ourselves, our difficulty believing that people can see good things in us that we might not recognise.
 
Complimenting others requires self-confidence and bravery but like most things it gets easier with practice. Expressing our positive feelings about others connects us with the joy of giving. It is a brave, generous and wonderfully humble thing to do.
 
Allowing ourselves to receive compliments can help us identify our strengths and provide us relief from the nagging doubt about our own skills and worth. When we are complimented, the same part of our brain that is activated as when we receive financial reward. We feel encouraged and are likely to repeat complimented behaviours and feel our motivations renewed. Plus, we allow the personal complimenting us to experience the gift of making us feel good.
I can't help but think our day to day would be much nicer and we would feel more connected and less frightened of each other if we actually shared our nice thoughts (the complaints and criticisms seem to come all too freely). So when you think of something nice about someone, try expressing it. If someone gives you a compliment, assume they mean it and just say thank you.
 
Stiil high

Pragi
I can only recommend ,like mentioned above :
Heisenberg , (God-) particles,
proton, neutron, neutrino, electron, absorbing, transforming and 
essentials.
What else a "producer" needs ?
 
Not to forget : High !

Isotope!!! I see what you did there....
 
I mean Izotope!!