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  1. Hello Before I begin, my last query was shot down as the person who replied had some concerns. Let me preface by saying I am not doing anything illegal or dangerous. I just enjoy learning diverse topics from economics to chemistry to quantum physics to cosmology. Incidentally I really have a hunch that they wont find the higgs and having just stumbled onto reich after hearing him in passing as a teenager, (from reading burroughs) his orgone energy deserves a serious look. But anyhow for another time. My question: I am wondering, of all the synths I see on line that use fixed measures. Are they optimized for these specific measures or can any and all of them be scaled upwards or down for that matter, so long as the ratios remain the same? If they are optimized for these specific masses/volumes could you explain why quickly? Thank you very much. Thanks if I could afford school i wouldnt be bothering yall.
  2. I just cant wrap my head around this search for the higgs boson and for that matter the graviton. It makes absolutely no sense. If mass warps spacetime, then that warping is the cause of the effect we call gravity, right? Why do we need force particles in this instance. Obviously Im just a casual reader but maybe you can explain. As for the Higgs, I understand the idea that we dont understand precisely where mass originates, as Brian Cox says, "what make stuff, stuff?" But again I just have a gut feeling that they arent going to find anything, I read somewhere that the higgs was essential to a complete pic of the standard model, why?
  3. I was reading a synth that utilizes 4-piperidone Hcl, stating there is no need to isolate as freebase because the reaction is conducted in PTC conditions (TBAB/TEBA). What about 4-piperidone hydrate/ monohydrate Hcl? Does the same advice apply?
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