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These two sound better. They used to sound like two ultra-cool hipsters on a sitcom, the banter was just TOO slick. We need to start mining NOW for these modules so we can super charge them to produce more oxygen! JK. And I am subscribing because they didn't waste a minute begging for people to SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON!! And encouraging people to write their opinion in the comment section. Really? Am I allowed to do that?

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Pulled the rug from under the feet of the money bags... Talent will flourish

This is a really weird conversation. Thats not how people talk.

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Steady state universeal generator. Ill take 3 plz

Marketing post a video a day it doesn't have to be Long always. I hope you keep posting this was a good one

You are focused on the magnetic field. You are not considering what is creating it. The plane of inertia and the dielectric void. Focused on the effects and not the cause. Until you do you cannot unlock the universe. It is music

Twist away the gates of steel come on baby let's do the twist Twist and shout With a bit of a mind flip you're into the time slip and nothing can ever be the same

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As soon as I hear, '...time reversal' I aborted watching. Nothing to learn here, thank yoiu.

Should check the Magnets out in a nissan pathfinder starter motor . And go check out a magnet factory Where they designed Magnets.They've had that this stuff will run a lot longer than you and me. But maybe that wasn't party your program. Cause we've all been brainwashed. Lol

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Spintronics indeed.

I was not aware of altermagnetism, so thank you for making me aware ;-) I enjoyed watching your thought-provoking presentation am definitely subscribing.

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I'm using Ubuntu since 2006 & Redhat before that (2002) *Use LINUX for 90% of the time* .... 10% of the time I use Windows (some Gaming) For productivity & work I don't miss Windows ... *at all*

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Ubuntu should never be used for a full desktop use case, Debian or Arch is all you need to know, Ubuntu is Debian strip down .

I just installed Linux Mind saturday i am in love with how customizeable it is . and i love how important downloads or installs need PW permission.. i put in on an old laptop that cant handle windows 11. i love the little side windows thing that u put it in the corner and like magic u can swith out on work or hobbies.

Excellent and detailed review.

I had no idea this Linux is a Windows replacement....and better.

Great review.

Very interesting. I think we have long underestimated ancient humans. It seems likely that Homo erectus had significant technology executed in persishable materials, leaving no evidence. They must have had pouches or baskets to transport objects and resources, and probably had clothing and shelters as well.

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could this type fermion with it's assymetrical mass behavior act as a "diode" sensor of gravitational waves?

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Fractional excitons are a fascinating concept tied to strongly correlated systems, like those seen in the fractional quantum Hall effect (FQHE). Unlike standard excitons (electron-hole pairs), fractional excitons emerge from exotic quantum phenomena, such as fractional charge states or collective excitations in topologically ordered systems. A multiscale framework can help explore how these excitons behave across scales. At the microscale, we can analyze quasiparticle interactions and the fractional quantum numbers that define them. At the mesoscale, correlated many-body states and emergent phenomena, like topological invariants (e.g., Berry curvature), take center stage. Finally, at the macroscale, we see how these behaviors influence transport phenomena and practical applications like topological quantum computing or photonic devices. Key aspects include: 1. Symmetry Breaking and Topology: Fractional excitons arise from broken symmetries and unique topological states, described by invariants like Chern numbers. 2. Multi-Field Interactions: They involve electromagnetic, quantum, and many-body field dynamics, making their study incredibly rich. 3. Probabilistic Behavior: Fractional excitons exhibit nontrivial quantum statistics (like anyons), influencing transport and binding energy predictions. 4. Applications: Potential uses include robust quantum computing platforms, advanced optoelectronic devices, and insights into strongly correlated materials like graphene. Understanding these exotic quasiparticles could open the door to new technologies and deepen our grasp of quantum mechanics. If you’re into cutting-edge quantum physics, fractional excitons are definitely worth a deep dive.

Brown has Physics? I thought all they did was crap like art history.

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The reason I talking bout snapdragon we were speak quantum it makes me think quad core octa core which all fits together the good think bout snap dragon phone mother boars wit 16gb ram thete design n make similar to a dial on modem buy wit wifi n such thi k but the band width u can tap into ur gprs n edge 2g 3g what dial up n dial tone works of give u electronically speed n tone wit laser precision in sound I would say even better then Apple if we could turn a phone bored into a functions small mini PC desktop but the smaller the parts the fast it will go n work quicker

Interesting Years ago, while still an undergrad, I proposed combining fractal geometry with statistical mechanics