time-wasting-thread-memorial/raw/pages/7/7889.json

{"topics":[{"id":"55b1342f63687224c000048c","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@QuasarNova\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b132c263687210f8001ba2#post_55b132c263687210f8001ba2\r\nEh; On the one hand I don't see it being used for regular transistors, but on the other hand while it's not a quantum using the premise of quantum computing (as in using subatomic particles to do computing) with the particle = jesus christ.","author":"38b55cdf63616403d7560600"},{"id":"55b134a163687252cb000aa6","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@uc9\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b1342f63687224c000048c#post_55b1342f63687224c000048c\r\n\r\nSo essentially a photon, we can see it and see it's effects on different surfaces but not directly use it?","author":"4fdfbf92945b7075d50036e4"},{"id":"55b1359b6368725c96000a1f","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@QuasarNova\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b134a163687252cb000aa6#post_55b134a163687252cb000aa6\r\nNot exactly; photons while they travel in straight lines the reason why they travel in straight lines is because they're a wave-particle duality.  The new particle is completely a particle; imagine playing pool where the pool table is a hard surface and you cover all the pool balls in astroglide.","author":"38b55cdf63616403d7560600"},{"id":"55b135de6368725c96000a7b","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"I found out I can fit at least 32 gummy bears in my mouth and still talk coherently.","author":"4fde01d7945b70057c00024d"},{"id":"55b1367463687258dc00026d","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"!https://33.media.tumblr.com/b61d5821ddaa2dc8283bbe601ff28616/tumblr_ndjgchwSIj1tcp66ro1_500.gif!","author":"5239db6da4c72d22d9000358"},{"id":"55b1368163687210f8002181","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@HeroInferno\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b135de6368725c96000a7b#post_55b135de6368725c96000a7b\r\n\"@Shadow the Hedgehog\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b1367463687258dc00026d#post_55b1367463687258dc00026d\r\ni love how this thread can go from particle physics to gummy bears and pizza so fluidly","author":"53f29d1b6368725f76ba0100"},{"id":"55b1368963687210f8002189","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@uc9\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b1359b6368725c96000a1f#post_55b1359b6368725c96000a1f\r\n\r\nEven then, unless Newton turns out to be as irrelevant as Windows '95, it means you still need an external force for it to set an object into motion and that momentum is bound to eventually worn out.","author":"4fdfbf92945b7075d50036e4"},{"id":"55b1368c6368725eda001713","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@HeroInferno\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b135de6368725c96000a7b#post_55b135de6368725c96000a7b\r\n@CHALLENGE ACCEPTED@","author":"4fde4618945b700aa0002fff"},{"id":"55b136b963687210f80021c9","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@Shadow the Hedgehog\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b1367463687258dc00026d#post_55b1367463687258dc00026d\r\n\r\nNow I want one.","author":"4fdfbf92945b7075d50036e4"},{"id":"55b136e26368725eda00178f","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@QuasarNova\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b1368963687210f8002189#post_55b1368963687210f8002189\r\nWhich the initial force of smashing the atoms together to create the particle would create.\r\n\r\nI'm obviously not saying that it's possible with modern tech, but the premise of quantum computing could promote the development of it.","author":"38b55cdf63616403d7560600"},{"id":"55b138ea6368725c96000e38","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"\"@uc9\":/dis/the-time-wasting-thread/post/55b136e26368725eda00178f#post_55b136e26368725eda00178f\r\n\r\nEven if it just give us a bigger insight on how the subatomic world woks in regards to the atomic one is win enough","author":"4fdfbf92945b7075d50036e4"},{"id":"55b145496368721086000283","topic_id":"5161dd617f123bd25900013d","body":"So my friend's business won't let us advertise the fundraiser because it's apparently against \"store policy\". Which