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Feb. 25th, 2020 12:39 amHow I just taught myself Psi Nought and nearly memorized it, despite it being late at night and me being exhausted (though not sleepy):
There's a *field* in the *state* of RI, and the field has one of those portable electric fences that's effectively *string*. A bug lands on the string and produces a *wave*.
Meanwhile, *Quark* the ant is trying to crawl along the wire but is getting disoriented from the wave and accidentally ends up electrocuted, the *charge* passing through them. They feel the *force* of it and fall to the ground, their *mass* dictating the speed at which they fall.
Poor Quark's *universe* is now crushed, because they can't find their way home unless Farmer *Feynman* comes to the rescue.
(There, quantum physics where the most impressive science in there is gravity makes things go to the ground and electricity hurts. No, I don't know why I picked Rhode Island.)
There's a *field* in the *state* of RI, and the field has one of those portable electric fences that's effectively *string*. A bug lands on the string and produces a *wave*.
Meanwhile, *Quark* the ant is trying to crawl along the wire but is getting disoriented from the wave and accidentally ends up electrocuted, the *charge* passing through them. They feel the *force* of it and fall to the ground, their *mass* dictating the speed at which they fall.
Poor Quark's *universe* is now crushed, because they can't find their way home unless Farmer *Feynman* comes to the rescue.
(There, quantum physics where the most impressive science in there is gravity makes things go to the ground and electricity hurts. No, I don't know why I picked Rhode Island.)
