The Apocrypha to the Vengeful Testament of Eris

[LMNO]

The Apocrypha to the Vengeful Testament of Eris
Chapter I
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Thanks, Cain.

[B_M_W]

[Cain]

Groovy.  Once I've fixed my speakers I'll give it a listen.

[LMNO]

I have a higher sound quality version at home if you want it.

[Cain]

Cool, that will be great.  Same email as usual.

I'm still reading that pdf, by the way.  Very interesting.

[LMNO]

No kidding.  I'm making notes & sending them along.

If there's anything you find unclear, let me know.  I was talking to him last weekend, and apparently, we're his intended audience.

[Cain]

Alright, will do.  Seems OK so far, but I'm reading it in bits and pieces mostly.

Sound idea actually, getting feedback of this sort.

[Mangrove]

LMNO - passes GO and collects $200 once again.

[LHX]

which pdf?

[LMNO]

It's a book (unpublished as of yet) that attempts to explain quantum physics to people who are interested in the subject, but don't have the math chops.

The difference in this book being that he's trying his best not to use metaphors to explain the really weird concepts.

If you like, I can email you a copy.

[P3nT4gR4m]

Ooooh! Me too pls

[Triple Zero]

can i have a copy as well? my inbox is open at public.transport@gmail.com

[P3nT4gR4m]

I'm on page 80 so far and it's pretty awesome, although I have to admit some of sails right over my head.

[LMNO]

Yeah.  It's best to read really slowly.  And take notes.  Currently, I'm working my way back through chapter 2, trying to rephrase what's being said, to see if I understand it.

[P3nT4gR4m]

What's mainly baking my noodle is how they came to conclusions like the secondary wave functions and antiparticles and stuff. I think it's my complete and utter failure to understand mathematical arrays that's doing it but for the purposes of reading the rest I'm kinda taking it as read that these people know this stuff.