The Higgs Boson has been found as @Guitar's Cry noted in his reference to wikipedia.They are scientists They will find it out one day
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The Higgs Boson has been found as @Guitar's Cry noted in his reference to wikipedia.They are scientists They will find it out one day
Yes, I am aware of this But it is not a particle that "disclose" God in physical form so to speak, that was what I meant with my other commentThe Higgs Boson has been found as @Guitar's Cry noted in his reference to wikipedia.
None, Brahman is the traditional Hindu name for it, the substrate, the sole constituent of all things in the universe.What's the difference between physical energy and Brahman in your view?
They seem redundant, no?
"la ilaha", there is no God, therefore also none to represent that entity in the world, if you ask me. What will a sub-atomic particle disclose?Yes, I am aware of this But it is not a particle that "disclose" God in physical form so to speak, that was what I meant with my other comment
You know there is more to the saying of what you said. the full text says "la ilaha illa allah" There is no God but GodNone, Brahman is the traditional Hindu name for it, the substrate, the sole constituent of all things in the universe."la ilaha", there is no God, therefore also none to represent that entity in the world, IMO.
They mean difficult like -- God ?
if found -- what will they do with it ? preserve it ?
Likely, become God.
I assume you mean base or foundational particle which allowed creation to happen.
I'd imagine they'd start up their own universe.
Thanks for clarifying.Yes, I am aware of this But it is not a particle that "disclose" God in physical form so to speak, that was what I meant with my other comment
Very welcomeThanks for clarifying.
I know, there is even more.You know there is more to the saying of what you said. the full text says "la ilaha illa allah" There is no God but God
So you can kick my tiny Sufi butt when I say something you disagree withI know, there is even more.
"ašhadu ʾalā ʾilāha ʾilla -llāhu, wa-ʾašhadu ʾanna muḥammadan rasūlu -llāh"
But like Sarmad Kashani, only "lā ʾilāha" suits me.
The University of Southern California offered a Bachelors of Arts degree in Disney. It was assumed that anyone getting that degree would get a job with Disney. But, I didn't go for that because I didn't think I needed a Mickey Mouse degree.RE: Mickey Mouse website. That makes zero sense. It has nothing to do with any comment anyone made.
I'll smile and nod, hoping that someone will mistake that for wisdom (unless they know me).So you can kick my tiny Sufi butt when I say something you disagree with
if found -- what will they do with it ? preserve it ?
What inspired for the make of this movie ?Ever see the movie 'Angels and Demons'? They found the 'God particle'.
particle, higgs - boson - Bing images
What inspired for the make of this movie ?
The "God particle" phrase refers to the Higgs Boson as predicted by the standard model. Recently discovered by particle accelerator experiments. The Higgs Boson mediates the property of mass between other particles. The Higgs field which permeates all spacetime is a scalar field that endows all mass particles, like protons and neutrons, with the property of mass. Has nothing to do with supernatural controlling entities.if found -- what will they do with it ? preserve it ?
Um. There are only so many research slots available for scientists working on various projects that require a sizable particle accelerator. It takes time to get results. The detection of the Higgs Boson was no straightforward experiment. It required years of preparation and months of post analysis and validation.A bad workman quarrels with his tools.
interesting people.