http://www.msnbc.com/news/646084.asp

A new frontier in physics’ top quest
Researchers are trying to bridge the gap between general relativity, which explains the gravitational properties of galaxies and black holes; and quantum mechanics, which explains the behavior of subatomic particles. The efforts could lead to a "theory of everything." Click here or on the image for a graphic presentation on the "symphony of everything."
By Kathleen Wren SCIENCE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 —  Scientists generally believe that everything happening in nature, from the birth of galaxies, to the hiccups of subatomic particles, obeys the same fundamental laws. An ultimate “theory of everything” that ties these laws together into one elegant package has eluded its pursuers for decades. A study in Friday’s issue of Science may provide a new route toward solving this tantalizing puzzle.

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2001

Answers

And before the geniuses start yapping, the equations on the illustration are more or less simple statements from some different areas of Physics. So don't think you are pointing out anything "incorrect" because they may not be. (Standard Nit-Picking techniques by fundies loons.)

And for those who question whether I know Math or not, the first line on the board is a Second Derivative in advanced notation which should be familiar to those who have passed elementary Quantum Physics or 2nd. Semester of Physical Chemistry.

The second is a double delta not in derivative form unless one restates it with (lim(F)) properly then going R2-->R3 or d(F) which anyone should know from Real Analysis.

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2001

Having an insecurity day?

There's a recent article about a part time bar bouncer with a 195+ IQ that's working on a book that includes in his 'theory of everything' the manifestation of thought. Will find and post.

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2001

"TOE" = God

Would be funny if God allowed those searching to figure out that HE is the "everything" they've been looking for!

-- Anonymous, October 27, 2001

Doomsday is at hand for "people" such as you.

LINK

TTFN&ESAD

-- Anonymous, October 27, 2001

ANOTHER VIEW
Dear Doctor Science,
Many scientists are now debating the SuperString Theory, suggesting that all of reality is the result of a string of diameter 10 to the negative 33rd power (or so) vibrating in ten dimensions. The implications of this are staggering, and, therefore, I was wondering, in light of such ground breaking new thought, who's your favorite Smurf?
-- Tripp Cook from Pikeville, KY
That would be Papa Smurf, though I bet you thought I was going to say "Brainy." No, Brainy reminds me of a lab partner I once had. All show and no substance. Time has a way of separating the wheat from the chaff and today that poor fellow appears on infomercials for a spray on hair replacement product. You'll notice that when the Smurfs get in a jam, it's Papa Smurf who wisely guides them to the proper conclusion.


-- Anonymous, October 27, 2001

Thank you for the info, I'll pass it on to Dr. Mark Frauschi, PhD Phhysics

You can discuss your insights with him at http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/marketthoughts.

Mark helped discover the "top" quark.

-- Anonymous, October 28, 2001

I GI ta ta for now- what's "esad"? some middle eastern mantra? a cultic chant?

-- Anonymous, October 28, 2001

Ah yes, THE DR. "MARKIE". The "expert" on embedded systems who found credibilty in the "work" of BeachBall Doomzie Brucie Beach's "Theory of Secondary Clocks in embedded systems".

Dr. Markie who embarrassed himself by collecting information on embedded systems and the Railroads by asking a train conductor for his input.

Dr. Markie who walked door to door in the Sub-Division he lived in hanging flyers about "y2k and you" and then finding no one of his neighbors would come to a "discussion" at the home of Dr. Markie.

And what is Dr. Markie the DISGRACER of a Ph.D. in Physics doing these days? Still partneriing with Dr. Dementia of Georgetown, the reknowned Dr. DooDoo Carmichael, another BS Doomzie who didn't make a dime as a Y2k Consultant?

-- Anonymous, October 29, 2001

Is there any intelligent life left on this board?

If so, you are invited to http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/marketthoughts

We have lots of fine discussion there. It's a great place. Please visit.

-- Anonymous, October 29, 2001

YOU WROTE:
Is there any intelligent life left on this board? If so, you are invited to http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/marketthoughts

"Intelligent life" on a board with Paul Milne????????
CHECK YOUR BRAIN AT THE DOOR.

-- Anonymous, October 29, 2001

CLEAN UP SQUAD

-- Anonymous, October 29, 2001