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Radians do work better when you're trying to do something that involves differentiation or integration or something else like that, because you have to bring a factor to the outside of the cos, sin, tan...etc

Then no...because an electron could have an outlier potential energy...

When you say the energy of it's electrons do you mean the total energy of the electrons or the just the kinetic energy?

My personal favorite is http://www.arxiv.org

Oh no, there work would not be pointless. You would still need people to extract the information from the theory. A TOE (which is what I think you meant by GUT, a GUT is just the unification of the strong interaction and the electroweak interaction), is going to contain alot of stuff. And what about approximations and stuff. I would expect a TOE to be extremely complicated, and we are going to need people to find methods that would give good approximations to the true answer and be equally easy to calculate. And then there's the fact that you can never truly know whether or not you actually a TOE or not...there could always be something hidden beneath the surface.

They can all equal 1 because you can choose a unit system in which time and length and stuff in SI units is a combination of the constants, and you can create a new set of units by setting the combination of constants in one system of units to 1 in another system of units, and it then follows that the constants equal 1 in the new system of units. Yeah, I'm taking AP physics too, and, at least at my school, they don't spend more than a minute on a new system of units. I personally like it though, because I think it's a waste of time to spend more than a minute on something as easy and trivial as a new system of units. (It doesn't really matter though, because the class is crap anyways...)

Haha or maybe the use their psychic powers to erase all memory of them from every human being they've ever come in contact with on the face of the earth

I like how the plank length over the plank time is the speed of light. It would explain why light is the universal constant in the universe.

Yeah, when I hear the words in my head, I can't pinpoint who's voice it has, it is just there. The reason it may get interpreted as your voice is because everyone has there own speaking style, and when I think, that style is present. Like when I speak, I exaggerate my "yeahs" alot, and when I think, the same thing happens.

In case you don't know what the adjacency matrix is...http://mathworld.wolfram.com/AdjacencyMatrix.html

Well if you can repeat vertices, then you can just find the corresponding adjacency matrix of the graph, raise it to the jth power, and if you look at the intersection of the two vertices in the matrix, it will tell you the number of paths between the two vertices that are of length j.

I got my GMail account from my friend Timmy

And the set theory used in discrete math can be applied pretty much anywhere in math.

Did you do any graph theory in your discrete math class? Because graph theory has many applications in psychology and sociology.

Yep, perfectly fine to have negative velocity. You just can't have negative speed. That's not traveling into the future.

My 83+ Silver isn't as fast as my 92

Well, since x mod y = x-y*[x/y] ([] is the integer function), you know that n*[4096/n]=4092. This says that the only valid values are when n<=4092. Knowing this, I used by good ol' Qbasic to get all of the possible values for n. The equation holds only for values of n where n=6,11,12,22,31,33,44,62,66,93,124,132,186,341,372,682,1023,1364,2046, and 4092.

He's trying to make an anology between the discrete of the micro-universe (such as the energy levels of the hydrogen atom) and the speed of light in the macro-universe. His analogy is wrong, however, because he doesn't take into account the superposition of particles.

Well, we have the intellect and physical features to invent and produce guns, TV, cars, spaceships, etc...Unless, I see a dog commit a drive-by shooting, we have the better genes.

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Oops...I meant to click yes...I don't know what I was thinking. I wouldn't think anything would change about a spinning circle, but I know a spinning disk changes...