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AdamSmith

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  1. Why the universe shouldn't exist at all Very approximately, for every billion antimatter subatomic particles that were made in the Big Bang, there were a billion-and-one matter particles. The billion matter and antimatter particles were annihilated, leaving the small amount of leftover matter (the "one") that went on to make up the universe we see around us. This is accepted science. However, we don't know the process whereby the asymmetry in the laws of the universe arose. One possible explanation revolves around a class of subatomic particles called leptons. The most well-known of the leptons is the familiar electron, found around atoms. However, a less known lepton is called the neutrino. Neutrinos are emitted in a particular kind of nuclear radiation, called beta decay. Beta decay occurs when a neutron in an atom decays into a proton, an electron, and a neutrino. Neutrinos are fascinating particles. They interact extremely weakly; a steady barrage of neutrinos from the nuclear reactions in the sun pass through the entire Earth essentially without interacting. Because they interact so little, they are very difficult to detect and study. And that means that there are properties of neutrinos that we still don't understand. Still a mystery to scientists is whether there is a difference between neutrino matter and neutrino antimatter. While we know that both exist, we don't know if they are different subatomic particles or if they are the same thing. That's a heavy thought, so perhaps an analogy will help. Imagine you have a set of twins, with each twin standing in for the matter and antimatter neutrinos. If the twins are fraternal, you can tell them apart, but if they are identical, you can't. Essentially, we don't know which kind of twins the neutrino matter/antimatter pair are. You
  2. 'Edge of Seventeen' movie. And they weren't even paying!
  3. AdamSmith replied to a post in a topic in The Beer Bar
    His talent is much better suited to Space-X than to mass-volume car manufacture. He is already proving that space transport can be a mass-produced thing. As it should be -- now fully half a century beyond its hand-crafted, unsustainably expensive (necessary at the time) origins.
  4. Lets you go together into a restroom stall and test the goods before taking them home.
  5. AdamSmith replied to a post in a topic in The Beer Bar
    You have to load every ounce into each other, for it to make any difference. Obviously that is meant in a spiritual sense, not just carnal.
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    Nixon, these days, sounds like an ultra-liberal Democrat. How times have, so tragically, changed.
  10. Why Stormy Daniels Is Different In the recent history of political sex scandals, Donald Trump’s alleged paramour stands out. Here’s how. https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/03/29/stormy-daniels-trump-sex-scandals-history-217718
  11. I bet Francis really did say that. The Church's 'doctrinal' custodians are having to do an awful lot of rush work 'cleaning up' the off-the-cuff statements of this alarmingly honest Jesuit.
  12. Forgive my mistaken understanding of the question. Here where I am (Raliegh NC), backpage is today the go-to for paid escorts. The place here to find unpaid hookups are the two gay bar/clubs downtown, Legends and Rounds (if memory serves as to the second name).
  13. Granted. Extremely variable by locab. As I have said here numerous times before.
  14. AdamSmith replied to a post in a topic in The Beer Bar
    A boy who survived cancer got his wish when the Pope kissed him https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/28/health/pope-kissed-child-cancer-survivor-trnd/
  15. None of these guys here where I am are catfish. http://raleigh.backpage.com/MenSeekMen/
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  19. The Supreme Court Case That Could Transform Politics https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/03/26/supreme-court-gerrymandering-217710
  20. AdamSmith replied to a post in a topic in The Beer Bar
    Thought it was a typo
  21. This is a humane reaction. I can't recall, but Google can give up some relevant community web sites.

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