Comments on: The Higgs Boson Particle

By: John

John — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:47:56 +0000

… a tad too cosmic for my taste

By: Kent E. Kelley

Kent E. Kelley — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 09:49:54 +0000

Our inviting host has declared a greater interest in the “natural world” than Higgs Boson; reflected on his “assumptions”; the “God particle” and realistically declared: “We can only define what we see by what we already know.” I like his good reasoning. ktjabs and I also agree. JSkot should study “Why Nefertiti?” Joe is on a sound tact. “Physics has been all about ‘How things move.’” Our host and Joe write philosophically about “good and evil”. The Queen Nefertiti Rock sits upon the footstool of the One who placed it there in Utah. The person or physicist who searches out the One who placed it there may come to know the prime mover and why Nefertiti is the God particle. “Nefertiti – The God Particle” was moved, placed in its position, can be seen, and will eventually be moved again. The sincere researcher will, in time, find no separation between good and evil in every man woman and child. [The expression: “Nefertiti – The God Particle©“ is the intellectual property of Kent E. Kelley USCGR 641-072 1942] August 10, 2008

By: joe

joe — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:02:27 +0000

JStot – It’s good to see that you’ve developed an appreciation for physics. I suspect that’s the real reason it should be taught in high school!
I’m impressed with how your interest in this grew with time, and how you synthesized the dichotomy between good and evil to encompass something that seems separate.

The history of Physics followed the same path, I think – Since the days of Newton, Physics has been all about “How things move.” As these things progress and evolve, Quantum Dynamics now really explores the question about “how our current assumptions about the universe influenced by our own existing models.” – just like you put it. The author Jacob Bronowski was big on that topic.
Seems you have very much in common with people who actually get paid for doing Physics!

By: JSkot

JSkot — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 15:53:50 +0000

Yeah, physics is cool. In my next life I’m going to have the requisite math skills necessary to truly understand it.

By: ktjabs

ktjabs — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 12:29:38 +0000

Oh man, this is an awesome post. I agree sooo much with the last 5 sentences, it’s almost like I wrote it….except with fancier words.

By the way Skotnicki, physics is SWEET.