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(25 Nov 2022) Two items for
today:
Item 1) Amrita Sen on oil price cap, oil
embargo & the famous FTT token...
Item 2) It sounds cool: spin lasers.
Item 1) Amrita Sen
on oil price cap, oil embargo & the famous FTT token...
Amrita Sen is a good energy analyst. So if
you are confused by the oil price cap, the so called oil embargo
and most important: Are you interested in investing in
crypto?
Click on the picture for the CNBC video,
title: The price cap does not impact Europe's ability to buy Russian oil, says Energy Aspects' Amrita Sen:
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nm4z6dry7c
If you have a normal life with a job or so or
some kids you might have missed the crash of the crypto coin
exchange FTX. By accident I came across a video from April this
year with the crypo billionaire Sam Bankman Fried. The way Sam
describes the crypto currencies or coins as a box is a very good
way of depicting what crypto actually is.
Crypto is a charming idea, but at present day
total market cap of all cryto's is about 800 billion dollar or
euro. Do you think 800 billion in stuff made out of thin air is
enough to serve the real economy in some kind of way or form? In
my view total market cap can fall much much more...
Crypto CEO Accidentally Describes Ponzi Scheme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6nAxiym9oc
It is from the Channel Coffeezilla, he didn't
do the interview himself but it's a repost.
So now you know what a crypto coin is: It is
a box where people put money in.
Item 2) It sounds
cool: spin lasers.
In the previous update I didn't have time
enough to explain as why I think electrons carry a permanent
one-pole magnetic charge. Why is this 'spin' permanent while
extremely smart people from the physics departments try to build
quantum computers based on flipping qbits?
I want to repost this picture from the ESO, I
posted this one on 05 Oct:
The spirally stuff means the photons have
opposite circular polarization.
Under the assumption that electrons are
magnetic monopoles, the sun spots will spit out mostly one kind of
electron. These electrons produce different kinds of
photons.
Ok, but what makes these two 'spin states'
permanent?
The official theory says that if you measure
the spin of an electron in a particular direction, say along the
X-axis, that serves as a kind of reset if you measure it along a
perpendicular direction say the Y or Z-axis.
A measurement is any kind of magnetic field
coming from any direction; that should count as a reset on
directions perpendicular to that.
Now the sun is a rather chaotic place so why
is there a significant circular polarization to find all of the
time? And once more: why do professional physics people not see
for themselves that their idea's about electrons being tiny
magnets are total BS? If you claim that electrons are tiny magnets
you must have some experimental proof for that. They haven't any
proof and on top of that don't think there is a problem there.
Why do we use so much tax money to fund these
weirdo's?
Well I don't think we have enough time to
look at the spin lasers. But it's a catchy title so why change it?
May be next time, sorry!
Ok, that is what I had to say today. Thanks
for your attention and I hope you will sleep warm with peace in
your hard while you dream of being a long distance sniper shooting
a few Russian conscripts a day every day...;)
(23 Nov 2022) The WHO reported that about 700
attacks were done against Ukrainian medical facilities since last
Feb. That is a staggering amount. I remember in the first week of
the war I was irritated by that mental hospital guy Lavrov the
Russian fm. He said at the time there will only be attacks against
military targets done with precise weaponry...
Not often you observe a person that weird. Is
it a problem for Sergei Lavrov his insights did not come out? Of
course not, he is a very mental guy.
Two items for today.
Item 1) Russian oil price cap &
inflation.
Item 1) Russian oil
price cap & inflation.
Oops, it seems that the price cap is set at
60 US$. But my estimation says it should be 63 US$ because at
something like 60 dollar there still is a possibility the Kremlin
will go beserk.
With going beserk or bonkers I mean they will
stop all oil deliveries at the countries that are participating in
the oil price capping mechanism. Anyway the mechanism via ship
insurance is still a beautiful route: If the insurance of the ship
is too high, the insurance will not be sold.
Ok, I am too late with my 63 $ remark. Sorry
but in previous updates I had also other things to do of course.
So ok, let it be 60 dollar if this can't be changed.
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For the time being inflation is just going on
and on. I don't blame anyone for this. Ok ok from all existing US
dollars there are a lot of the introduced into the economy in the
last years since COVID-19. You must weigh that against the damage
that would have been done by the new virus if there would be zero
help from the governments around the world. In the USA there would
be millions more homeless people because they could not pay rent
or mortgage. The rescue packages have prevented this but the
fallout is a nice rout of good old inflation.
Lately oil prices did come a bit down so may
be this is the beginning of the unwinding of the latest inflation
rout that rams through the entire economy.
May be we should not call it "Price cap
on Russian oil" but we invite Russia to make a humble
contribution to the noble fight against that evil inflation
monster. Hey Russia, is 63 dollar a barrel acceptable for
you?
Item 2) Circular
photons and electron spin, from blah blah to logic.
Sometimes I can be stupid too. Four evenings
on a row I wasted about half an hour to find some meaningful stuff
on the interaction of electrons and photons.
But I did that search on Duckduckgo. The
fifth day I was thinking "Why not try Google?" At
present day Google has an option of "Reject all tracing &
tracking" so it is more or less safe to skip using Duckduckgo.
Within five minutes I had what I
wanted:
Spin up electrons create say left turning
photons while
spin down electrons create right turning circular photons.
The fact this is a bit hard to find in the
year 2022 on the internet is a reflection of the fact that science
does not embrace the logic of electrons being magnetic
monopoles.
May be you have ever heard of the so called
complex exponential:
e^it = cos t + i
sin t.
This is a left turning thing. We can make it
a right turning thing by replacing the time t by a negative time
-t. We can also apply a 'phase shift' of 180 degrees to the sine
and in that case we get:
cos t - i sin t.
Say the cos is the electric field of the
photon and sin the magnetic part.
If electrons are magnetic monopoles, this
comes down to a 180 degree shift in the magnetic field of the
electron.
The quote in the picture above demonstrates
that physics professors understand that electron spin caused the
kind of circular photon you have.
It's late, lets end this update and give you
the internet sources used:
U.S., Allies Eye $60 Price Cap For Russian Crude
Ok, that was it because I run out of time.
But the 'blah blah' is what physics professors think while the
'logic' it the 180 degree shift in magnetism when it comes to our
beloved electrons that are all permanent magnetic monopoles.
Till updates.
(18 Nov 2022) Today after say 8 years, the
verdicts were done in the case of the downing of the MH17 with a
BUK rocket. One person was found not guilty, the others got life
sentences. It's all highly symbolic of course given the fact the
accused are in Russia, but it gives some closure to those who's
loved ones were shot from the sky...
In the case of the rockets in Poland the
investigation is still underway. I vaguely read also a Ukrainian
team was on their way or had arrived so lets keep calm because
this does not look like an attack against NATO. It's likely some
stupid accident just like the MH17 stuff from 2014.
Dennys Davydov (a Ukrainian Youtubber) had
two interesting observations:
1) The S300 ground to air missiles are supposed to explode in air
if they miss their intended target. They only hit ground targets
if they are modified like Russia did.
2) If you use the coordinates of Kyiv and Liyv (I hope I spell it
all correctly) and you fill that in as longitude and altitude, you
get weirdly a situation very close to the place of impact. As such
Dennys is suggesting that some rockets at the Russian side were
loaded with the faulty coordinates.
It's all very interesting but better wait a
bit longer is my take on the stuff.
I found a video that is utterly useless,
stupid interpretation of the facts, completely not understanding
that adult people do often act calmly and not so weirdly
hysterical as that FirstPost video. This is all fucking
stupid:
Video title: US, NATO and other Allies of Ukraine Angered by Zelensky’s Lies About Russia | Poland Missile Attack.
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TXQGZAbfCI
So far for the intro, today's item is about
magnetism:
Item 1) Wow man they found Weyl magnet
monopoles! I hit back with oxygen!
Item 1) Wow man they
found Weyl magnet monopoles! I hit back with oxygen!
Today I finally did an internet search on
what Weyl magnets are and to my surprise they found something that
acts as a magnetic monopole. I still have no idea what Weyl
magnets are because most explanations don't make use of the fact
that electrons are magnetic monopoles themselves.
It still baffles my mind as why those physics
professionals don't see their idea as the electron being a tiny
magnet leads to all kinds of contradictions. For example how can
it be the electron pair with opposite spins is a binding element
in chemistry? But if you view electrons as the monopoles when it
comes to magnetic charge, all of a sudden it makes much more sense
that an electron pair is a binding thing inside the science of
chemistry.
Lately I looked again in the details as why
oxygen molecules are magnetic. It seems that every oxygen molecule
O2 has one so called 'non binding' electron pair. The
official theory says a non-binding pair has two electrons with the
same spin.
So in my world of understanding electron
spin: Every oxygen molecule O2 must behave as a
magnetic monopole. And it should not be that hard to verify this
experimentally, but a wise person must not wait for universities
to take their responsibilities on this detail.
Anyway you can compare for yourself what is
overly complicated and what is very simple to understand when it
comes to magnetic monopoles.
Here is that Weyl stuff:
Physicist observes the first unpaired Weyl magnetic monopole.
https://phys.org/news/2021-09-physicist-unpaired-weyl-magnetic-monopole.html
And what I had to say on electrons being
magnetic monopoles and as such explaining the magnetic properties
of the oxygen molecule O2:
Why is oxygen
magnetic?
http://3dcomplexnumbers.net/2022/11/14/why-is-oxygen-magnetic/
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Before we split and you just don't want to
know about electron spin, let me post one of those new music
videos with AI generated images based on the lyrics of the song
sung.
Video title: Killer Queen - But every lyric is an AI generated image
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ei3Mg7ajMP4
It looks amazing if you realize it is made by
some computer.
Let us split an go our different ways, till
updates.
(16 Nov 2022) This evening two missiles
landed in Poland killing two people. Once more it goes from crazy
to worse and of course the Kremlin denying it all just like we
observed with that MH17 from eight years back...
All in all at first impression this does not
look like an attack but an accident, yet this drives up tensions
only more and more.
It's late, two items so lets get
started:
Item 1) Missiles in Poland and a
Dnieper crossing to the Kinburn Peninsula...
Item 2) The complex exponential for 4D complex numbers (from
2018).
Item 1) Missiles in
Poland and a Dnieper crossing to the Kinburn Peninsula...
It is not only bad news from Ukraine. I
observed some video fragments of Ukrainian soldiers crossing the
Dnieper going to that Kinburn Peninsula. But in the haste I could
not find any pictures.
This was shown in the first pictures from
Poland:
We must wait until more details emerge.
In a light note I wanted to post a detail of
that weird but also very beautiful photo from a drawing by Banksy.
It is very beautiful. Drawing is something I am very bad at, I
just can't draw a human face so to say.
I skipped an awful lot like the G20 meeting,
but lets go to the next item.
Item 2) The complex
exponential for 4D complex numbers (from 2018).
Until now I keep all of my math works in one
rather large file that is now almost one thousand pages long.
Lately I have been scrolling through that on a few occasions and a
lot of stuff was found that made me say 'not bad'.
One of those is what as known as a complex
exponential, that is that stuff like e^it that goes round
in a circle in the complex plane. I found that thing on the 4D
complex numbers.
Now 4D complex numbers are NOT the
quaternions. Just as the complex plane is based on the calculation
rule that i^2 = = -1, for 4D complex numbers the imaginary
unit is given by k and the calculation rule is that k^4
= -1.
Here is some basic stuff:
http://3dcomplexnumbers.net/2018/05/10/the-basics-of-4d-complex-numbers/
And what about the numbers tau? They are the
kernel of all complex exponential stuff in any space you can dream
of. May be the 4D number tau is worth say one hundred thousand
more dead Russian soldiers, is that a good advertisement for 4D
complex numbers?
http://3dcomplexnumbers.net/2018/04/18/calculation-of-the-4d-complex-number-tau/
I think it is time to split, I am sleepy. I
hope you are too.
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Update from 24
hours later: This day it emerged that likely some
Ukrainian anti-air boom stuff went astray. So I was wrong
with blaming Russia as soon as possible. This proves once
more you must not draw such conclusions when you are both
tired and irritated.
Also because I was a bit
too tired yesterday I could not find that parametrization
for the 4D complex exponential, but today now I am happy
and not tired at all and of course I have Jesus in my
heart, the screenshot was easily found again.
It is a bit more
complicated as the famous e^it = cos(t) + i
sin(t). But these four coordinate functions are
very beautiful: it is the multiplication of two such
famous things together and one of those circles runs twice
as fast as the other. It is just like the 'explanation' of
electron spin with the stupid Dirac belt trick but don't
tell that to the believers in electron spin 'Dirac style'. |
Here is the screenshot, it's the 4D version
of e^it:
The imaginary unit l in the above
picture is the second basic vector in 4D space, so:
l = (0, 1, 0, 0) and l^2 = (0,
0, 1, 0) etc etc.
So far for this small correction &
addendum. See you around.
(11 Nov 2022) As usual a lot did happen in
just two days, I want to look at the Kherson stuff and the USA
elections.
Item 1) USA elections; it looks like a big
relief...
Item 1) USA
elections; it looks like a big relief...
The Ukrainians are on average very convinced
that they will win the war. And ok given the circumstances they
are doing it relatively very good. But if the political situation
outside Ukraine changes a lot, it will all become much more
harder. May God forbit it but if trump becomes US prez again, we
will see all that chaos once more.
Often in a binary political democracy like
the USA there are relatively large swings in elections. It looks
like this time they weren't there. In itself this is a good thing,
stuff in the USA is already so strongly polarized that the fact
there was no big election swing indicates more and more Americans
understand that donald trump is a piece of shit.
And I don't want to hear that piece of shit
every day in the news talking his weird stuff. If I want to listen
to people that have all kinds of mental handicaps, if I want I can
always go and visit a local mental hospital...
The New York Post had a funny picture with
donald in the form of trumpty dumpty. For new readers: I can't
write the name of donald trump with the two capital letters it
needs, if I do that I always become emotionally instable...;)
I added a wallpaper version of the Ukrainian flag as a background
to the trumpty dumbty picture, may be I should apoligize to the
Ukrainians for using their flag colors...
This week Russia came out stating that they
will withdraw from Kherson. A lot of reports say they have tens of
thousands military folks over there so we wonder if they are
capable of an orderly withdrawal or retreat.
After all this is hard work, doing a
withdrawal while constantly engaging into fighting with the
Ukrainians is a hard thing to do. If there are really about 30
thousand Russians in that area, it will take some time to complete
such a withdrawal.
The New York Times has a relatively good and
long oversight on the Ukrainian equation. The picture below is a
part from a photo of Stanislav Kozliuk, sometimes I am just to
lazy in naming sources but this photo was so beautiful that I had
to mention Stanislav his name.
NYT source, title: Ukrainian Forces Advance After Russia Orders Kherson Retreat
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/11/10/world/ukraine-war-news-russia-updates
I would like to end this update with a sad
estimate: US estimates say that both Ukraine and Russia have
suffered casualties in the order of a hundred thousand. A casualty
is a dead human or a serious wounded one.
And that my dear reader is an awful lot of
human suffering.
Thanks for your attention.
(09 Nov 2022) It seems that a bunch of tanks
are going direction Ukraine. My country together with the USA
bought some T-72 upgraded tanks. If memory serves it were about 90
pieces, our contribution was about 45 million € from a new 120
million package. I don't know what the upgrade is, isn't it time
there would be technical innovation such that you can also brew
beer with a T-72?
What's that tank doing in your garden? Oh that is my latest
brewing equipment!
Our defense minister would not say what was
in the rest of the 120 million only that it was in line with what
was requested by the Ukrainians. So I hope it is helpful. On top
of that about 100 Dutch military folks will train Ukrainians in
some EU initiative.
So all in all it is not much and it is not
nothing.
Two items for today:
Item 1) A grave digging contest in Russia.
Item 2) A tiny look at solar sun spot magnetism.
Item 1) A grave
digging contest in Russia.
Jake Broe often has those funny video's about
Ukraine. This one has the funny title:
Russia Keeps Failing at Everything
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6LMD_80upA
In his video Jake shows some Russian grave
digging contest. I don't know what to think of it although it is
indeed funny. Well all countries have a right to their own kind of
crazy. In the USA you have that halloween stuff and we the Dutch
still love some caricature form of a Negro named zwarte Piet.
For sure this is the Russia we love and
expect to see: Very good at digging graves...
Another reason to bring up this vid from Jake
is the next statistic as often published by the Ukrainians. The
Ukrainians try to estimate Russian losses and so often it just
baffles the mind: Why the hell do the Russians proceed with this?
Just another day on the battlefields in
Ukraine: 840 Russian soldiers dead.
These are crazy times and crazy numbers in a
crazy year...
Item 2) A tiny look
at solar sun spot magnetism.
Years ago I found an alternative explanation
for sun spots: rotating cylinder or tornado like structures in the
sun. The official explanation for sun spots is that so called
'magnetic lines' enter the surface dumping a lot of magnetic
energy in the solar corona.
In my experience of solar stuff and using the
very handy model of electrons being magnetic monopoles, I think a
rotating cylinder of plasma will become very positively charged
soon and become a very strong magnet.
So in my model the magnetism is not some weird thing popping up
but a mechanism where rotating kinetic energy is transformed into
magnetism.
The less complicated sun spots always come in
pairs with opposite magnetic polarity like in the next
picture:
Scientists think that sun spots are related
to the rotation of the sun: At the equator it rotates faster as on
the poles. I too think that it is related to this difference in
rotational speed: that causes the spinning cylinder stuff anyway
and after that kinetic energy is transformed into magnetic energy.
There is always a leading sup spot in a sun
spot pair; that must be the one with the spinning plasma under it.
Observations say that on the two hemisphere of the sun come always
opposite: If say the leading sun spot on the northern hemisphere
has polarity north, in that case mostly the leading sun spot on
the southern hemisphere will have south polarity.
Perfectly in line with the spinning plasma
cylinder model I think is more valid.
But present day professional physics people
just don't want to entertain the idea that likely all electrons
are magnetic monopoles with a permanent magnetic charge.
So my dear professional physics professors:
When the fuck are you finally giving some kind of experimental
proof that indeed electrons are the 'tiny magnets' as you claim to
believe?
Let us split my dear reader. Till
updates.
(04 Nov 2022) This update will be used to
take a short look at the start of the COVID-19 outbreak in China
from Dec 2019. So for once we skip the Ukrainian equation. One of
my family members was relatively surprised that I more or less
guessed that a lab leak was the most probable cause of the
outbreak. He thought for a short time that I had lost my mind to
the conspiracy weirdo's around at that time.
Item 1) US Senate report & John Campbell
on the COVID origins.
Item 1) US Senate
report & John Campbell on the COVID origins.
The Chinese always reacted furious when it
was suggested that their Wuhan institute for virology was the root
source. After all if you work with viruses that can infect humans,
it does not take much error to get a leakage out of the lab. After
all at the end of the day all workers go home, they don't stay in
the lab always...
Now to refresh your mind there were two hypotheses:
That food market where the virus supposedly had come from an
animal source. The other main stream was the lab leak. And of
course tons of weird conspiracy stuff like Bill Gates wanting to
chip humans for some strange reason. Most of the time that
conspiracy stuff could be neglected but large parts of the
population fell prone to stuff like that.
I was doubtful about that food market
hypothesis. Ok ok over the entire history of mankind there will be
millions of people that went healthy to a food market and got some
virus or bacterial infection over there. But I know of no viral
stuff emerging from a food market in the entire history of
mankind. Of course if such a thing happened in say the year 1013
in some part of say Scotland, now we have no way of finding that
out. But anyway, the food hypothesis could be true but it definitely
needed much more evidence and proof.
Of course the lab leak hypothesis also needed
more evidence. The problem with the lab leak is of course that if
true, it might very well be the Chinese would try to cover this
up. After all only the economical damage was HUGE so to say.
So even if you have 5 or 10 pieces of strong
evidence pointing to a lab leak, the Chinese would not be
convinced in any way.
You can compare investigations like this (COVID
origin) to my own little quest into finding out if electrons are
'tiny magnets' or magnetic monopoles. The physics professors think
they are tiny magnets while I had my doubts. One of the strongest
pieces of evidence I had was the fact that in nature there are
only loose electrons or electron pairs. Why the hell are there
only single and paired electrons? If the 'tiny magnet' model was
true, where is the logic to this all?
But years later the Nobel prize committee,
idiots as they are, keep on handing out Nobel prizes in physics to
people that deeply think that electrons are tiny magnets. So the
fact there is never a triplet of electrons observed is no problem
for the committee members. If you are a nutjob anyway this is
never a problem.
So how could you bring a tiny bit more
validation to the lab leak hypothesis? The next picture shows a
map where Chinese people searched on some app about flu like
symptoms. It shows clearly that if there was a lab leak, these
data show more activity in the lab region compared to the food
market.
If you show this very interesting map to some
Chinese official you won't get a meaningful response.
Ok, let me wrap up this update. It was a
video from John Campbell that aroused my old interest in the
COVID-19 origins again. Here are video title & link:
Video title: Covid could have started earlier than thought
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DwIfrFbyuI
The US Senate report named in the video:
https://www.help.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/report_an_analysis_of_the_
origins_of_covid-19_102722.pdf
At the end of this update I want to remark
that of course COVID-19 was already spreading before the Chinese
authorities made that public.
If you compared the speed of the reaction
from the Chinese compared to what the physics professors are
doing, we can safely conclude the physics professors are stupid to
the bone while the Chinese authorities are smart, clever and fast
reacting on changing circumstances...
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Sometimes I wonder why the world is as it is.
But than I think: If there is a way to kill
more Russian soldiers we do not have
to wonder why.
End of this update.
(02 Nov 2022) It's a bit too late to write
the two items I planned for today so lets skip one of them. The
electricity situation in Ukraine keeps on worsening day in day
out. I don't know a way out, only air defense stuff brings some
relief but it is very hard to hit 100% of the incoming missiles.
It is still strange that the Russians think
they have some kind of right to their behavior like bombing all
that civilian infrastructure. And when a warship of them comes
under attack this is all of a sudden a 'terror attack'. At the
Kremlin week in week out they become more mental. But I said it so
often: These are not rational actors any longer, that means of
course some form of mental illness must be there.
I don't know if the grain deal really has
fallen apart, I didn't have time for that. But Monday a lot of
ships sailed anyway and now Russia is out of the deal we can also
reason like this: If Russia attacks some of the grain ships, this
could be considered as an attack on NATO (in case it is a Turkish
grain ship or so).
After that we could bomb the entire Black Sea fleet to the eternal
blup blup blup area of the Black Sea.
Item 1) That drone attack on the new Russian
Black Sea flag ship was spectacular!
Item 1) That drone
attack on the new Russian Black Sea flag ship was spectacular!
It has been some time since I wished the
Ukrainians good luck with the more complicated attacks. I don't
know how long ago that was but since then we observed a lot of
relative complicated attacks like the Crimean air port stuff and
just recently that drone attack on the new Russian flag
ship.
It is kinda weird that there is only a
helicopter from the Russians trying to shoot these drone boats. I
don't know much about boat defense but my humble guesstimate is
that a helicopter might give some protection but you need plenty
more. Well that is apparently lacking, lets hope the Russians
never run out of vodka.
The attack was in the dark, likely the
Russians don't have much night vision gear. For the long term
strategy of preventing Russia from doing another attack like they
do now in Ukraine, it is obvious the entire Russian Black Sea
fleet must go blup blup blup.
The Russians are denying any significant
damage but even if the new flag ship is unusable for the rest of
this war never forget the rest of the entire fleet still has to
go.
In case you haven't seen the footage, it is
really crazy to see, here is a link:
Video title: Attack on the Port of Sevastopol
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tbUr5Nkxlk
That was it for this update. Thanks for your
attention.
(28 Oct 2022) It is already 00.50 hours over
here so lets get started. Two light items for today. So lets go:
Item 1) These feet cloth date back to tsar
Peter the Great.
Item 2) More on electron transport in biological tissue.
Item 1) These feet
cloth date back to tsar Peter the Great.
One of the video's from Jake Broe's channel
is also about so called voetlappen (that is Dutch for feet clotch)
is not related to the economical sanctions. Jake is mistaken in
that, but if you don't know the history of this stuff I can
understand why he is making that mistake.
Centuries back the Russian tsar Peter the
Great worked here as an intern so he could learn how ship were
build. He also found out that the Dutch in those long lost years
did not use socks for their military boots but voetlappen.
I know this is not very important information
but we must not view everything related to Russia with a mind full
of economical sanctions or so. Some things like these foot or feet
cloth are centuries old.
Back in the time it seems that Russia did not
have the flag is has today. I don't know if it is true but it is
said that tsar Peter based the Russian flag on our
flag.
May be it is time for another
item...;)
Item 2) More on
electron transport in biological tissue.
After thinking a bit longer on this, the
finding that in biological systems electron transport can be spin
polarized. That is the chiral induced spin selection. I have
absolutely no idea how it works in detail but I can honestly say
that professional biochemical professors know even less about it
because they ask particle professors for advice. So they won't
make much progress with understanding it all.
Back to electron spin basics: In my view
electron spin is not some fragile state of some magnetic vector
pointing into some direction. I think that electrons are magnetic
monopoles and as such for the last seven years I tried to find
stuff that contradicts this monopole hypotheses. Year in year out
I could not find a thing, at present day I think this monopole
magnetic charge of the electron is true.
The idea of two different electrons with a
permanent magnetic charge has profound implications for chemistry
and biochemistry: Every electron pair is made of two electrons of
opposite magnetic charge, so when your body is making new proteins
or so there are going into this building up an awful lot of
electron pairs.
If there are two kinds of electrons, inside your body's electron
transport system there must be ways to separate these two variants
of electron.
If the story of the physics professors was
true, you only need to 'flip' the spin of a particular electron
and you'll be fine. If all that bullshit was true, why does nature
not invent some clever way to flip the spin of an electron?
In this universe the only place where electron spin gets flipped
is inside the head of those overpaid weirdo's known as the physics
professors...
I have two video's for you, the first one is
from the guy that more or less discovered this spin selection
effect. He works at some Israeli institute and it is obvious he
does not have a clue about how important this finding is. He is
thankful for the advice he gets from particle professors, now good
luck with that kind of advice.
Click on the picture for the video:
The next video is from PBS space time: The
idiot is explaining as why the 2022 Noble prize in physics is such
a good thing. In my view the Nobel prize committee is a bunch of
lunatics when it comes to electron spin; they keep on handing out
Nobel prizes to weirdo's thinking electrons are 'tiny
magnets'.
It is now the year 2022 and of course the
Nobel prize committee, idiots as they are, do not consider this an
important detail. For example last years Nobel prize winner Roger
Penrose thinks that an individual electron can be in a
superposition of spin up & spin down.
Video title: Why Did Quantum Entanglement Win the Nobel Prize in Physics?
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US7fEkBsy4A
Don't believe too much of that bull shit, may
be this non-locality hype has some merits but observing all those
people putting two magnetic states into a superposition makes me
wonder where the intelligent life on this planet has fled too.
End of this post, till updates and as usual
thanks for your attention.
(26 Oct 2022) Two items:
Item 1) Crazy dirty bomb theory & small
Nordstream update (whodunnit?).
Item 2) Eagles Hotel California with AI generated images.
Item 1) Crazy dirty
bomb theory & small Nordstream update (whodunnit?).
At first when that weird accusation from the
Kremlin emerged I did not want to hear it or read it. I thought at
best there were some Kremlin ramblings about Ukraine assembling a
dirty bomb for use in Moscow or so.
But unavoidable while watching a CNN clip the
content of the dirty bomb stuff came out: The Ukrainians are going
to explode a dirty bomb on their own soil so they can blame Russia
for a nuclear attack...
Well I already had my doubts about how
information is processed inside the Kremlin and once more we
observe a system that can be described as being crazy or having
lost touch with reality.
Wasn't it just a few weeks ago when the
Nordstream pipelines came under attack that the Kremlin intensely
denied they had attacked their own pipeline? So why now come up
with weird stuff that Ukraine will attack itself with a dirty
bomb?
_________
Back in September when the pipelines came
under attack I had to do some thinking as who could have done it.
After three say at most five minutes a particular country came to
my mind. But I didn't want to influence the process in any kind of
manner so I did not say.
Yet I remember that I was thinking that
evening: Suppose it is indeed that country, and if the
investigation into that attack finds that too, what will they
report?
Will they falsely accuse Russia? So I decided
to wait and see how stuff would evolve...
Last week Sweden came out saying they had
nothing to say because of reasons of national security. And yes,
that might be a way to avoid trouble in paradise.
Reuters Reporting: Sweden shuns formal joint investigation of Nord Stream leak, citing national security
Link used: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/sweden-
shuns-formal-joint-investigation-nord-stream-leak-citing-national-2022-10-14/
Now back in September I thought it was the
USA who had done this blowing up of the Nordstream pipeline. With
the behavior of Sweden we have a little clue that this could
actually be true. (Please remark this is not a proof of course.)
__________
Now on the scale of things, how bad is it if
the USA has actually done this? In my view it is not a serious
crime but it is more than say a 'naughty naughty' thing. On the
scale of things lately the USA is doing the right thing when it
comes to the Ukrainian equation. I have lost count on the many
billions in military aid going to Ukraine, so compared to that all
in all the USA is on the right track.
But we can't have too much of this weird
stuff of course. So if it was the USA I would say: Lets not repeat
that kind of stuff.
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Now it is time for a picture completely
unrelated to this item: A bunch of Russian so called mobilized
reservists that had to buy all their stuff and gear themselves.
Yeah yeah my dear Russian soldiers; there were just never ever
enough super yachts in this world and this is why you now must buy
your own gear.
And with the above guys Russia is going to
win the war in Ukraine... Sometimes I just wonder how the
information processing process is going over there in the
Kremlin.
Item 2) Eagles Hotel
California with AI generated images.
This year there are a lot of new developments
like the stable diffusion stuff there text is converted into
images by some form of artificial intelligence. On Youtube you can
now find all kinds of old songs and the lyrics are used to feed
the AI that generates images.
In the AI science community they work hard
and have an open mind. That is why the developments go fast and
furious. Compare that to a science like say physics where it
becomes more and more clear they made some faults with electron
spin. The fucked up physics professors are mostly unaware they
need some experimental proof for their claim that electrons are
tiny magnets.
Year in year out just nothing happens. That
does not mean I am wrong with my ideas on electron spin. It means
or it shows that physics is a science that is not capable of
cleaning itself. So I must just accept that and move on.
But the AI is beautiful, I selected an old
song from the Eagles named Hotel California.
This is one of the pictures:
It is a cute idea to put the song text into
the pictures and see what the song looks after this improvement.
Hotel California - Eagles - But the lyrics are Ai generated images
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bulNXhYXgFI
That was it for this update. Thanks for your
attention.
(21 Oct 2022) This was another bad day for
Ukraine when it comes to attacks on the energy infrastructure. It
is kinds weird to observe the Kremlin talking about 'terror
attacks' when that big bridge came under attack but doing attacks
against civilian infrastructure themselves is no problemo.
It looks a lot like how the moral values
inside the head of donald trump go. In my view in the long run the
biggest threat to Ukraine's survival is another presidency of the
donald. Every week another tactic, weapons go or will be halted,
can you do me a favor bro? Why, why does that piece of shit, I
mean donald, not fall dead on the spot?
There is still info embargo when it comes to
developments in the Kherson region but at least that does not go
bad. Anyway given the limited info, stuff like evacuations and so
give a good indicator. First the Russian officers fled, after that
the political leaders and now the population is going over the
river direction south.
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For myself it was a good day, by sheer
accident I found some info that indicates that living tissue like
our own bodies are capable of separating electrons according to
their spin. This is just another victory of my view on electrons
as being permanent magnetic monopoles; there are two types of
electron and in your body say when proteins grow there is a need
for electron pairs. And electron pairs are made of two magnetic
monopole electrons in their lowest energy state: opposite
spins.
Item 1) The Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity Effect.
Item 1) The Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity Effect.
The professors from chemistry are just as
fucking stupid at the physics professors when it comes to electron
spin. If it is true that electrons are tiny magnets as they claim,
why is the electron pair in chemical bonds the lowest energy
state?
After all if I push two big macroscopic
magnets against each other, say north pole to north pole, this is
not a low energy state...
Once more, I am saying this for seven years
or so: likely electrons are magnetic monopoles. And if those weird
physics professors claim that electrons have a magnetic moment,
that they are tiny magnets; where is your FUCKING proof for that
claim?
But I digress. Suppose the spin of an
electron could be flipped. Now during the billion year long
evolution of life on earth, if life would need an electron spin
flip wouldn't it have found out a way to do that?
In the universe the only place where electron
spin gets flipped is inside the heads of physics and chemistry
professors. Likely in nature it never happens.
Since it was only this afternoon I observed
this 'induced spin selection' effect it still has to sink in on my
side.
And the chemistry professors, stupid as they
are, they too have to do some sinking in: electrons are magnetic
monopoles?????
Anyway, click on the picture to land on the
Yourtube simple video about electron spin. And by the way it was a
bad idea to name this electron magnetism 'spin' because the video
indeed suggests something is spinning.
Video title: The Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity Effect From The Weismann Institute
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xgo1kfI_QAs
If it is true that electrons are tiny
magnets, why would nature or biological life go through all this
hussle and transport only electrons of a particular spin state?
Why did nature not develop some kind of mechanism that in case it
needed the other spin it would just flip that electron spin on the
fly if needed?
A bit more advanced but still stupid way of
looking at this spin state selection in bio stuff is found at: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.accounts.0c00485#
Let me end this update by saying sleep well
and if you are a chemistry professor I can say 'keep on sleeping'.
End of this update, thanks for your attention.
(19 Oct 2022) It seems the Iranians are trying
to make themselves popular in Ukraine. As some bizarre detail both
the Russians and the Iranians are denying the drones used come
from Iran... Oh, do they come from the South Pole and weren't
there some troubles because the penguins demanded payments in
pingu?
Lets hope a bit more air cover will go on
it's long logistic route, but Ukraine is a large country and it
looks very difficult to get some protective umbrella over the
whole area. And what I don't understand from Russia is why attack
all those civil targets? It only makes the Ukrainians more pissed
as ever before and of course that will translate in more dead
Russian soldiers. You ain't seen nothing yet my dear Kremlin.
Two items for today, just a silly video about
the bracelet of an Ukrainian military commander and a somehow
deeper look in the giant magneto resistance effect.
Item 1) Yes it's a swastika! Fascists run
Ukraine for all those years!!!
Item 2) The giant magneto resistance effect explained using my own
brain.
Item 1) Yes it's a
swastika! Fascists run Ukraine for all those years!!!
Something that does not go away but pops up
every now and then is that silly belief by a lot of Russians in
the fascist nature of their neighbor country Ukraine. Likely stuff
like that was encouraged by the Russian government on their
wonderful state television. Anyway if you fight non existing
demons you won't win the war...
As a recent comparison was the widespread
belief in the West about the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction.
And Saddam kept that belief intact as best as he could because he
thought it would bring him safety if everybody thought he had
weapons of mass destruction... Well we know how that one panned
out.
Now some weird pro Russians came up with that
Ukrainian guy below wearing a swastika bracelet. The only reason
people would wear a swastika symbol is in my view most of the time
provocation; these are often dumb young aggressive males trying to
provoke. After all fascism is not a very intellectual theory or
so, it is that stuff with strongmen running their country with an
iron fist and all of that kind of stuff.
It can't be denied this looks like a
swastika, but looking for stuff like that only shows you have
weird and non realistic ideas and views about your Ukrainian
neighbors. In the video you see that these are Scandinavian
symbols and it is how the light falls on the thing that triggers
those horror fantasies in the pro Russians...
Dear pro Russians, the Ukrainian army is a
serious army. There are not much weirdo's in it worshipping
swastika's.
Get real please...
Source: We take a look at the Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief 's 'swastika' bracelet • FRANCE 24 English
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tRsNlAA-ko
Item 2) The giant
magneto resistance effect explained using my own brain.
Some time ago before the Nobel prizes were
announced this year I told you some stuff on the giant magneto
effect that give rise to those modern hard disks with a few TB of
storage space.
This effect is viewed as some form of
spintronics where spintronics is a branch that tries to galvanize
on the magnetic properties of the electron. There is not much
technology based on electron spin and why is that?
Well the physics professors refuse to look
into their particular version of electron spin; they think it is a
tiny magnet. I think electron spin is not a tiny magnet but there
are two kinds of electrons because they carry magnetic charge. So
electrons are magnetic monopoles is what I think and at the same
time the physics professors are too stupid to understand they must
cough up the proof of their particular weird version of electron
reality.
This giant effect is found in layered
materials, different layers are given the same or the different
magnetization. If given different magnetization an electric
current through those layers meets much more resistance.
Once more: If that shithole version of the
physics professors was true in detail, why the hell should there
be a difference in electric resistance? Once more I do not
understand why physics professors keep on hanging to stuff that is
not logical, highly contradicting and why don't they see that
themselves?
They are so fucking stupid: electrons are
magnetic monopoles and as far as I know reality this charge is
permanent.
Anyway here is a simple picture of how it all
is supposed to work: take into consideration there is a current of
electrons flowing through this stuff and it meets more resistance
if the magnetic orientation is different.
So these two blocks at the top of the picture
actually carry an electric current through them. Now what explains
this giant magneto effect in my view of reality:
Very simple: In the left upper block only
half of my magnetic monopole electrons meet resistance. In the
right upper block, if a current goes through it ALL of the
electrons will face resistance.
Why are those physics professors so fucking
stupid year in year out?
I don't know but in the lower block you can
see they understand that if they send magnetically separated
electrons through a material that has a surplus of those
electrons, there is more scattering and more electrical
resistance.
And if I am in the right, ha all those stupid
quantum computers based on electron spin will never ever work. But
even that won't make the physics professors take a deep look at
their silly belief in electrons as being tiny magnets...
Picture source: Magnetic Semiconductors and Spintronics
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgUE5UPlkXY
I have spoken, kill more Russian soldiers and
neglect those weird physics profs.
(14 Oct 2022) It's late, I am cold and tired
so lets go fast to today's item:
Item 1) Anders Puck Nielsen on the war in
Ukraine.
Item 1) Anders Puck
Nielsen on the war in Ukraine.
For Dutch folks like me Anders his name is
funny because in our language the word anders means different. The
word anders is also used in other meanings like otherwise. Anders
Nielson gives often a relative good analysis on war stuff.
I remember a few videos back that Anders
asked the question if Russia will win by definition because it is
about 3.5 times bigger as Ukraine. Anders homecountry is Norway
and he compared it to a war between my country and Norway. He
remarked that it is not a foregone conclusion that the Dutch will
win because of population size ratio's.
But Anders, I think what will happen if our
military forces are commanded to go to war with Norway. At first
they will do as they are told but instantly after the first shots
are fired almost all Dutch military folks that have to do the
shooting will refuse. They just realized that if they shoot, in
that case Norwegians will die and that is truly HORRIBLE!
_________
Anders repeated a funny joke from Ben
Hodges:
Russia wants to be the second best army in
the world but right now they are only the second best army in
Ukraine.
That is funny because it is true in many
ways, yes the Russians can adapt but only via that commanding
chain they have. All low ranks in the Russian army don't move
without ordered so, how the Russians thought they could become the
second mighty army of this world is unknown to me.
You know the Russians always seem to think
that it is important to have a leader that is 'tough' or 'strong'
or whatever what. There might be some benefit in that, but if you
combine that with low cognitive brains it's not going to
work.
Why are they so fucking stupid in the
Kremlin? Well the Kremlin is likely organized the same way as the
fucking Russian military: Nobody makes a move until ordered
so.
__________
Time for a picture that has nothing to do
with this update, it is just a cannon. But if you click on the
picture you will land at the video from Anders Puck Nielsen:
Video title: How is the war going? — Mid-October 2022
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTSWKrGEAAA
I think it is time to split. So let Jesus
enter your heart so you are in harmony with your surroundings, you
feel love and compassion for all other living things. And you just
want all this peace, love and understanding.
And than you see the Russians doing their
weird stuff like just the stuff from the last week: All of a
sudden you only want to kill them. What use is there in trying to
talk to the Kremlin?
Not much, so let the slaughter of the new
Russian mobilization begin.
End of this update, it's still late but I am
no longer cold or tired.
(12 Oct 2022) Two items:
Item 1) Ukraine stuff; oil price cap, new
HIMARS ammo etc.
Item 2) This math video does pain to my eyes and brain!
Item 1) Ukraine
stuff; oil price cap, new HIMARS ammo etc.
The most important strategic news from last
week was in my view the possible price cap on Russian oil. The
actual price is unknown, may be about 60 US$ a barrel is
acceptable for the Russians.
It has to be remarked however that by now it
is well known the Kremlin is no longer a rational actor. As such
it could be possible that indeed Russia will stop selling oil to
all countries that go along with the price cap. That will destroy
a lot of oil capacity inside Russia because if you stop the flow
of oil it is hard to get it running again.
The amazing mechanism is indeed the insurance
to oil tankers, it's brilliant!
A few times I came across the remark that the oil insurance for
shipping might simply go via some Asian insurance companies. But
that is likely where the reinsurance level sets in: as soon as
some of those Asian insurance companies try to reinsure their
stuff instantly so called secondary sanctions must kick in.
All in all it is an amazing piece of work,
lets hope that it works because after the long term goal is at
least halving the military potential of Russia. Well not only it's
potential but you know what I mean.
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Last Wednesday it came out there are new
kinds of ammo going to Ukraine. The one kind can throw down about
26 anti tank mines. Yes anti tank mines via a rocket, welcome to
the wonderful world of advanced weaponry...
The other kind is what made me scratch my
head first. It's an area weapon made by Lockheed. But if all the
technical details are correct we can give it a try. This thing
does not have all kinds of small bomblets but metal balls around
one high explosive. Only about 180 thousand metal balls and it can
cover a significant area.
So on the one hand the problems from the past
have been solved. For example in Afghanistan the unexploded
bomblets were often picked up by children because of their vibrant
yellow color. Kids thought it was toy stuff.
Well that was all not a great success but it has to be remarked
that this vibrant color was not some evil thing. On the contrary
the intentions were good: It is now more easy to find unexploded
bomblets...
On the other hand it stays an area weapon so
the Ukrainians must use it as sparsely as possible.
But if every now and then all of a sudden
about one thousand Russian soldiers die on one day, and that gets
repeated again and again, you won't hear me complain my dear
Ukrainians...
Forbes reporting: New Types Of Ammunition Make Ukraine’s HIMARS Far Deadlier
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The last days there have been barrages of cruse
missiles against a lot of Ukrainian cities. I won't make any
emotional comment on that, only the statement that over there in
the Kremlin they don't know how to win a war.
Item 2) This math
video does pain to my eyes and brain!
The video is from Michael Penn and although
the choice of solving this equation was a disaster, all in all
Michael has a very good Youtube channel upon math. Michael tries
to make one video a day so he is much better compared to me that
can't even make one video in 10 years of time...
But last year 2021 when I gave all those
counter examples to the last theorem of Pierre de Fermat, I always
more or less used the next expression in the background of my
mind: (x + y)^n = x^n + y^n. Click on the picture to see
that horrible approach of a very nice equation:
Any person with more than two working brain
cells will shout this has no solution for real numbers. So why
Michael tries to view this on the real line is unknown to me. Ok
ok may be for odd n there could be some surprise solution
but five seconds later you already doubt that.
It is interesting that Michael never remarks
the solution of his equation would give counter examples to
Fermat's last theorem.
No no no, professional math professors never
talk about counter examples to Fermat's last theorem. As such they
are unaware that inside their so called split complex numbers
there are an awful lot of counter examples to be found...
So you can compare it a bit for yourself, is
looking deep into the equation
(x + y)^n = x^n + y^n
worth your time? Michael his stuff:
Video title: A beginner student's dream
Link used : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoN6coooZ5U
My stuff, it is part three of an oversight
found of all counter example to the last theorem of Pierre de
Fermat:
Oversight of all counter examples to the last theorem of Pierre de
Fermat, Part 3
Ok, that was it for this post. Till
updates.
(07 Oct 2022) Beside the destruction,
unneeded dead and wounded in Ukraine, it is all going amazingly
well. It is clear the Ukrainian armed forces are still learning
and this learning is still accelerating. That is not a miracle or
some over the top estimation, the more you know about a subject,
say the present war, the more you are able to learn and improve
every day. On the Russian side you don't see stuff like
that.
Tanks. It keeps on popping up, why no German
Leopards or American heavy tanks or so? I lost the video but David
Petraeus was explaining that such a US tank has a mass of 70 ton
and if the maintenance must be done in Poland, this is not a
workable solution.
[One day later: I found the video with David back, it was on DW
and not on CNN so that is why I could not find it back that fast.
Video: DW
News, link used:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ndxe9z_ru4]
But it's late so lets go to the item of
today: A quantum Bell state for atomic hydrogen...
Item 1) In the Andromeda galaxy I measure the
electric charge of particle 2.
Item 1) In the
Andromeda galaxy I measure the electric charge of particle 2.
This is a parody on all that quantum stuff
about Bell states that is flying around lately. It was even
rewarded a Nobel prize in physics this week so my congratulations
go to the three laureates.
If memory serves, Mr. Bell originally thought
about an experiment with the creation of an electron/positron pair
and look at the correlation between their magnetic spins...
Of course such an experiment never
materialized or if it materialized the results did not get
published because of this or that.
If I am correct in stating that electrons are
magnetic monopoles and that this charge is permanent, in that case
all this Bell states stuff is just not possible.
That is why I hastily wrote this short parody
on the quantum Bell states. I kept it ultra simple so even leaving
out the factor with the square root of 2. So therefore the physics
professors can keep their head high by remarking "He even
does not know how to normalize a vector".
After all if the physics professors think
they are making good progress with their second quantum revolution
and I think there is more and more evidence for electron spin is
just monopole magnetic charge, in that case we are in a WIN / WIN
situation! Everybody wins, isn't life beautiful?
The parody is two pictures long. After
writing it I decided to make the Sombrero galaxy as the background
picture. So although the quantum measurement is done in the
Andromeda galaxy the picture in the background is the Sombrero
galaxy.
Here we go:
Again I left normalization out, but can you
make a Bell state like this:
Yeah yeah, using quantum operators... But
it't time to split so goodbye and keep your brain a bit fresh.
Till updates.
(05 Oct 2022) The signing ceremony in Russia
related to the annexation was a weird show to watch. What striked
me was that in the public really nobody looked happy, they were
all in a grave mood.
Given the size of the nonsense ceremony
(about 15% of all of Ukraine) it looks reasonable to get some
middle range HIMARS boom stuff to Ukraine. I forgot to look into
the details but wasn't that the stuff with a 120 to 135 km range?
Or was it 150 km?
Anyway that hardware is not under my
ownership so for the HIMARS boom stuff to go to Ukraine some more
people must think that it's a good idea too.
I want to remark I don't know what the best
hardware expansion is right now. Germany is giving 4 good air
protection stuff (about 150 million € a pop). So may be a bit
more air power is also a good idea.
I also want to remark that some in Ukraine
asked for long range HIMAS boom stuff with the offer of a veto for
any target inside Ukraine. I don't think that is a good idea, in
that case it looks like the USA is micromanaging this war and that
is not the case. May be another reason why some countries are
hesitant is future political developments in Ukraine. Under this
government you can more or less go blindly on their good
intentions, but if a lot of weaponry gets delivered and we get
some nutjob as the next prez, that could go very wrong...
So it's a difficult problem, yet all in all I
expect no significant problems if a few middle range HIMARS stuff
gets to Ukraine. Well lets stay cool and give it a
thought...
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Today's item is a perfect video about solar
magnetism and a horrible choice of the Nobel prize in physics that
was announced today.
Item 1) When are these weirdo's going to
prove that electrons are tiny magnets?
Item 1) When are
these weirdo's going to prove that electrons are tiny magnets?
Well never of course, that is why they keep
believing in faster then light teleportation while so often an
alternative explanation is also at hand. For example there are
those non-linear crystals that able to split one photon in two and
they claim that the photons are entangled.
That is all very interesting, but if the
crystal spits out two photons may be it is possible an entire
electron pair has jumped into a higher energy state and fallen
back. And as such emitted two photons that of course will be
correlated...
Today's Noble prize was about such
correlation in the so called Bell experiments. When to quantum
particles are entangled they have 'to much' correlation to say it
simple. Albert Einstein thought this was not possible and there
must be some kind of hidden variables at work. In the above
example if indeed an entire electron pair jumps up and down, that
is the 'hidden variable' but those physics people never talk about
that: They just say it is entangle without explaining why this is
the case.
Below you see a nutjob at work explaining
that electrons can be in a so called Bell state: that is not only
the two particles are entangled but both electrons are in a state
of spin up and down at the same time. Why this never happens in
say any hydrogen atom when it comes to the electric charge is of
course never explained. Never ever the proton and electron of the
hydrogen atom are both in a Bell state.
Only nutjobs don't feel the need to explain
such weird discrepancies between electric and magnetic charges.
Collectively this group of physics professors also think there is
no need at all to check via experiments if the electron spin is a
tiny magnet yes or no.
They are nuts to the bone, what they do can
not be classified as a scientific approach.
Anyway years ago I figured out that if you
have in the sun some kind of spinning cylinder of plasma, or some
tornado turning thing, that thing would spit out a lot of
electrons fast and as such become a very strong bipolar magnet.
And because this spinning plasma becomes so strongly positively
charged, this is a very good way of turning the kinetic energy of
the plasma into magnetism.
I never ever mentioned it until about one
year later I found out that at the equator the sun revolves faster
as compared to the polar regions of our sun. And voila, after
about one year I finally found a mechanism that could produce a
lot of tornado like structures.
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In the picture below you see a result from
ESO, it says that from a major sunspot photons with say a clock
wise circular polarization emerges while at the secondary sunspot
it is mainly the other circular polarization...
The nutjobs of physics think that if you
change the direction of the magnetic field, this can flip the spin
direction of the electrons. If that weird stuff was true, due to
the very variational magnetic fields on the sun you would never
get such a difference in the circular polarization because their
spin would constantly flip.
But ESO claims they can even see the
footprint of this kind of photon behavior on other stars. Of
course the physics professors, nutjobs as they are, will never
ever view the ESO result as something that makes them prove that
electrons are tiny magnets.
In my view this kind of stuff makes clear
that electrons are magnetic monopoles and they never flip their
magnetic spin. And what the nutjobs of this world think about
that, last year I just did not care any longer...
Enjoy the video, it is worth your time:
ESOcast 76: A Polarized View of Stellar Magnetism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTYOGFrDSMU
That was it for this update, thanks for your
attention.
(30 Sept 2022) It feels like the chaos is
only increasing and there is little you can do to bow that around.
Week in week out it goes from crazy to worse. Yet I still refrain
to pen down some simple rules for the use of tactical nuclear
ammo. May be I am a coward, may be the world is still not crazy
enough...
The whodunnit related to the attacks on
Nordstream 1 & 2 is still in full swing. I only want to remark
that all reasons people come up with that it must be Russia
because of this or that are not very convincing to me. On the
other hand Russia is doing month in month out things that other
people consider not very logical or consistent.
Two items for today:
Item 1) The UK bond market meltdown &
Dutch central bank going bankrupt???
Item 2) First Russian draftee already surrendered & fun with
tampons!
Item 1) The UK bond
market meltdown & Dutch central bank going bankrupt???
It all started with the mini budget from
Friday last week as presented in the UK lower house of parliament.
Tax cuts that benefit the highest incomes five times as much as
tax benefits for the lowest tiers. And you won't believe it:
THESE TAX CUTS WILL PAY
FOR THEMSELVES!
The last time we observed that mumbo jumbo
was when donald trump was the US prez and like usual it never ever
"pays for itself". A lot of other people too thought
stuff like that raising questions about the sustainability of the
UK government debt.
After all most skilled financial people
understand that when you hear the phrase "tax cuts will pay
for themselves" you instantly understand such a person does
understand the underlying math. Let alone calculate how much the
economy must grow before it has "pays for itself".
Anyway, in the UK government bonds are called
gilts and you always see yield graphs of them and not the actual
prices. But the upswing in yield on gilts is truly dramatic. In
the next picture the blue line is the 5 year gult and that red
disaster is some basket of stuff that supposedly was a safe
investment.
Video of interest: UK Bond Market Meltdown - Bank of England Intervenes
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16FUZKQls_E
The vertical striped line is the mini budget announcement...
It seems that UK pension funds are allowed to
be leveraged up to their teeth, after all they are professionals
so what can possibly go wrong? Well they got all kinds of margin
calls from all that money they borrowed and had to sell all juice
that was sellable... Hasta la vista baby!
__________
In my own country our central bank came out
with the pleasant remark they could go broke in a year or two. Why
is that?
After the financial crisis the central banks
began buying large quantities of government bonds. I was hefty
against it because the volume of buying was so large that it was
possible that central banks go bankrupt. And that is a situation
that is not desirable.
Anyway now we have a serious rout of
inflation, all those bonds bought at elevated prices don't return
much income while the outlays for the central bank rise because
commercial banks have to park their money overnight at the central
bank and now interest rates are on the rise...
Quantitive easing: What can go wrong? We are
the central bankers, we are professional who understand what we
are doing! But if your bond holdings only vaporize in value again:
what could go wrong?
Dutch source: DNB waarschuwt Kaag over verliezen door hoge rentes
Link used: https://www.nd.nl/varia/varia/1143037/dnb-waarschuwt-
kaag-over-verliezen-door-hoge-rentes
Item 2) First Russian
draftee already surrendered & fun with tampons!
With an amazing speed the first of the new
Russian draftees has surrendered himself to the Ukrainians. The
guy was drafted only about six days ago and already popped up on
the front in six days time.
We can safely conclude that inside Russia it
is getting more and more chaotic and there is not much the Kremlin
can do about it because the chaos is of there own
making.
The Russian state television makes great
contributions by telling the people that all those idiots that
make such a mess of the mobilization should be send to the front
themselves. And the supreme leader has nothing to do with this
chaos. Yes, Putin was named the supreme leader.
It makes you wonder if our Putina is soo
supreme, why is it such a chaos. After all our supreme intellect
has been planning this special military operation for years and
years... In my view this is a supreme shitshow and not much more.
In that sense the mobilization is a good thing: more and more
Russians understand the depth of the 'shit' in this shitshow.
Anyway from getting the draft paper to
surrender was only six days or so for this guy:
Russian soldiers get the advice to take with
them cheap tampons. And they must buy it for themselves. Why would
Russian male soldiers tampons that are designed for a non-male
kind of problem? Well if they get shot and put a tampon in the
shot would, the tampon will swell up and stop the bleeding.
So the Russian military forces can't even pay
for a few tampons for every new draftee, for every new conscript?
The chaos it is spreading more and more and what can you do? Here
is a female Russian medic throwing in her 50 cent of medical
wisdom:
The above two pictures came from screenshots
from the next video from Jake Broe (Don't follow Jake's investment
advice but he is a nice chap anyway):
Mobilized Soldiers are Already Surrendering in Ukraine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OSroys7RWY
That's it for this update. Please don't get
confused by the chaos!
(28 Sept 2022) Two short items for today
because it is already so late...
Item 1) Nordstream attacks, Russian
mobilization, etc etc.
Item 2) Quantum Bell state for two electrons: mumbo jumbo or is it
something?
Item 1) Nordstream
attacks, Russian mobilization, etc etc.
Never a dull day, today it emerged that the
Nordstream 1 & 2 came under attack. In my view there is only
one party or country that has done this. But I am not gonna say,
nope...
__________
The Russian call to mobilization was a
perfect example of how it goes so often over there at the Kremlin:
Putin stating it will be a partial mobilization and only qualified
and classified reserves will be called to serve this noble
military operation. Now within a few hours in stuff like the metro
police officers hand out military draft notices to whoever they
can lay there hands on.
So often if weird stuff like this was observed in relation to the
war in Ukraine, like the Bucha stuff and more recent those torture
chambers, always the Kremlin doubles down on their obvious
nonsense. But this time they could not do it because the Russian
population might be stupid but they are not that stupid...
If you see videos of those new draftees
saying goodbye to their families, I never see anybody walking
around with those Z-logo tshirts. Where are those braggers
now?
__________
Those high speed referenda are very
interesting. I have never seen soldiers accompanied with vote
collectors going door to door and collect votes. In my view there
is a tiny problem with these referenda: Isn't stuff like that only
legal if this referendum was held in the entire
Ukraine?
It seems that the Russians want to annex it
with high speed and after that throw their nuclear umbrella over
their new territory.
Originally I planned to write and post a few
simple rules on using nuclear ammo in say the standard howitzer.
For the time being I refrain, sorry. After all the Nordstream
attacks are a perfect distraction.
From the realm of madness we go to the realm
of quantum madness in the next item.
Item 2) Quantum Bell
state for two electrons: mumbo jumbo or is it something?
I could not find back that video where some
quantum computing weirdo was explaining a beautiful process:
An electron was prepared in a super position
of spin up and spin down.
This electron was in some exited state of an atom.
After that the electron could fall down to a lower energy state
landing in either the spin up state or spin down state for that
lower energy level...
In my view where electrons are magnetic
monopoles, it is very hard for any electron to be in a
superposition of spin up and down. That is just mumbo jumbo.
In this universe the most simple atom is
atomic hydrogen. Atomic hydrogen is made of one proton and one
electron with opposite electric charges. So every hydrogen atom is
a small quantum mechanical system. But do we say that a hydrogen
atom is made up of two quantum particles that are both in a
superposition of being an electron or a proton?
Any reasonable person would say that it is
very unlikely for a quantum particle to be in a mixed state of
being an electron or a proton. A reasonable person would say this
is mumbo jumbo.
But when it comes to electron spin, the
professional physics professors have no trouble at all in selling
this mumbo jumbo as some form of 'advanced and subtle science'.
And one by one those weirdo's are too stupid
anyway to find say the 3D complex number system. They even don't
have any experimental proof that the electron is a 'tiny magnet',
they don't have a proof that every electron is the same, they
don't have a proof that electrons are not magnetic monopoles...
I found another video that is stupid enough
to share with you, it is about entanglement and stuff like Bell
states for electrons.
From MIT Open Course Ware we have: Entanglement
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3HSP3qMgKI
I think it is time to split my dear reader.
Till updates.
(23 Sept 2022) Now my dear Kremlin what a
fuss about nuke stuff all of a sudden! Why is that? The last time
there was talk about nuke stuff was a few months ago and as such I
just thought "May be it would be handy if we have howitzers
inside Ukraine".
So I started writing like wouldn't it be a
great idea if the Ukrainians have howitzers? And a lot of people
thought that was a good idea too so as fast as possible they were
delivered to Ukraine. Howitzers can also shoot nuclear ammo, that
could be handy in the future.
The Kremlin did not complain at all, on the
contrary I have observed Putin stating that "It is all a bit
more of the same." So there was no problem with that at the
Kremlin, I considered them good sports guys.
Later there were some vague reports that nuke
ammo was delivered, the Ukrainians that spoke about it were a bit
laughing like they really thought it was a mistake. Of course you
can't talk about that in the Media files but anyway.
And now we have this; the Kremlin talking
about nuke stuff again.
I don't know what to think about it, the Vlad even says that he is
"not bluffing".
That is very interesting, but I have never ever been bluffing the
last months on this detail. Right now there are dozens and dozens
of so called 'NATO installations' inside Ukraine that if needed
can fire tactical nuclear bombs...
Sometimes I wonder how the information
processing goes at the Kremlin, do they have a clue about what is
going on yes or no? Often it is just a big NO.
__________
Today's item is about the Schrödinger
equation because likely already for the Helium atom it all goes
wrong (if my ideas about electron spin are correct, already for
Helium it goes wrong...).
Item 1) Parth G. on solving the Schrödinger
equation.
Item 1) Parth G. on
solving the Schrödinger equation.
Very often this equation is very hard to
solve and when it gets complicated only numerical approximations
can be made. Why is it so hard? Well the Schödinger equation
contains a so called Hamiltonian that described the energy levels
and how they evolve in time.
Very soon it becomes very
complicated.
Now why is Helium an interesting atom? It is
because it has two protons and two electrons. The official theory
is that both electrons must have opposite spins but as you see in
the video this detail is one 100% neglected. My theory says
electrons are magnetic monopoles and 'opposite spins' means they
must carry opposite magnetic charges.
That makes for a perfect small but already
complicated quantum system: the Helium atom where the electric
charges between the protons and electrons are attracting and at
the same time between the electrons there is repulsion because of
the same electric charge and attraction because of the opposite
magnetic charge.
In my view the electron pair can only do it's
magical dance around the nucleus because the electrons are both
repelling and attracting each other. It is a beautiful idea where
the stuff with 'opposite spins' and 'spin is a vector, it has a
direction' in instantly served away as garbage.
Click on the picture for the Youtube video.
As you see on inspection at the bottom of the picture, they only
take into account the kinetic energy and the potential related to
the electric field forces. Nowhere the spin is used so already for
the Helium atom the standard model runs from the rails it is
supposed to run on...
Video title: The Schrodinger Equation is (Almost) Impossible to Solve.
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjLm7ctMnb0
It becomes all a bit more funny if you
realize that the same physics people also promote the idea of
quantum computing using electron spin. The poor people of physics:
is it that hard to stop thinking about electrons as tiny magnets
with two magnetic poles?
I guess it is.
End of this update, thanks for your
attention.
(21 Sept 2022) Oops, a small correction might
be needed: It looks like that Reuters report I mentioned in the
last update could have a typo in it when it talks about 9000
square km... Anyway the important thing is not to loose newly
gained territory for the Ukrainians and that eats up a lot of
soldiers.
In another development an Iranian drone seems
to have destroyed one of the US delivered howitzers. These drones
come in with high speed and having a payload of 40 kg explosives.
So I don't want that on my head or so...
Of course it is a pity that the Iranians did deliver this to the
Russians, I don't think this is a moral thing to do. Well despite
all I would like to compliment the Iranians with the improvement
they made over the years.
Two items for today's update:
Item 1) Will the Russian Federation break
apart? (Ben Hodges.)
Item 2) The quantum computing bubble.
Item 1) Will the
Russian Federation break apart? (Ben Hodges.)
That is a very interesting question just like
for example "Will the US$ loose her status as a reserve
currency?" The second question is rather easy to answer: For
the time being the US$ will keep on being the global reserve
currency because of TINA (= There Is No Alternative.
There are a lot of reasons that there will be
more turmoil inside the Russian Federation. It depends in a large
part on how dissatisfied the other parts are with
Moscow.
Some reports of conflicts between parts of
the Federation are already there. And even weird reports from
inside Ukraine where sometimes different factions of the occupying
forces seem to shoot at each other. And they now have those
'volunteer battalions' made up of ethnic groups so if now say a
bunch of Chechens also get the command of say a few platoons of
other ethnicity guess what happens? Yes you are correct: The other
ethnicities always go first into battle...
I never studied it in detail but a lot of
wealth in Russia is concentrated in Moscow and the surrounding
regions. And if the other parts never have any prospect of getting
a bit more of the economical pie, of course that causes some
resentment.
Anyway on a Youtube channel with the highly
exiting name Renew Democracy Initiative a former NATO commander
gives his views. I agree in large lines with his line of
reasoning. Click on the picture for the video:
Video title: “Where is The Russian Navy?” - The War in Ukraine with General Ben Hodges - Episode 2.
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgOB0BaQqzs
Item 2) The quantum
computing bubble.
A few years back, say in 2015 or so when I
started the other website on 3D complex numbers, at first I was
very positive about quantum computing. In the theory about that
stuff they use a lot of the so called complex exponential and
because I had found a lot new complex exponentials I was willing
to give it a try.
Later I became much more hesitant because
those quantum computing people put all kinds of things into
superposition and it makes you wonder if that can be done. For
example they claim that electrons can be in a super position of
spin up and spin down. Even stronger: In an electron pair it is
claimed that both electrons are in such a superposition...
If I would make a guesstimate all quantum
computing based on electron spin will never work because likely
electrons are magnetic monopoles and this magnetic charge is
permanent. Please remark that all those physics people don't have
any experimental evidence at all that their version of electron
spin is correct.
It is one of the basics of quantum mechanics
that you can make such super positions of properties of quantum
particles. But if you measure those properties you always get just
one of the possible answers. So you can just never check if such a
particle was actually in such a super position. The implication
are funny: If that postulate of quantum mechanics is just not
true, in that case no form of quantum computing will ever work...
The Financial Times of all places has a nice
article about it:
Title: The quantum computing bubble
https://www.ft.com/content/6d2e34ab-f9fd-4041-8a96-91802bab7765
And yes there is a lot of crap out there: I
too feel annoyed by those sales type people trying to hype quantum
computing. You notice it instantly if you are listening to one of
those sales nutjobs; they always talk about discovering new drugs
and medicines. It is never explained how this should work but hey
if you give them a few millions they will do their stinking
best...
May be in thousands and thousands of years
when people finally figured out that electrons are not 'tiny
magnets', that will help much more in understanding chemical bonds
and most of all: electron transport in living tissue...
That was it for this update, I wish the
Ukrainian soldiers good luck and for all of you thnx for your
attention. Till updates.
(16 Sept 2022) The EU is designing a windfall
tax for energy companies with 'too large' profits. You can think
of stuff like electricity generated with renewables and sold for
prices related to gas and oil. Or may be more to gas because that
is the largest problem right now.
I am often a bit hesitant when it comes to
large scale government intervention in the economy like now the
energy part of the economy. On the other hand these are just not
normal times, so why not? It's only about 140 billion € so this
is not like a new financial crisis or so...
The windfall tax is a perfect lesson for
Shell; lately their head quarters left for London and often it was
heard that our dividend tax was the main culprit in chasing Shell
away to London where there is no such tax. Back then I already
joked that if needed a local government will find other ways to
tax you if that money is needed. Yeah this is a good lesson for
Shell.
In the past in my country the gas prices were
pegged to the price of oil. That was a way of ensuring that if you
heated your house with oil or with gas, there were no fluctuations
between them. If oil was cheap so was gas and if oil was expensive
so was gas.
Lets dive into our item for today:
Item 1) Wow, already 9000 square km liberated
in Sept in Ukraine?
Item 1) Wow, already
9000 square km liberated in Sept in Ukraine?
A few hours back Reuters reported the 9000
number, I did not save the link but they reported it. One week ago
the counter stood at say one thousand square km so it is still
going fast and furious.
At some point in time you think this has to
stop. After all you need soldiers for the border with Russia, you
need soldiers to move the found ammo because the large piles are
known to the Russians and as such targets for future attacks. And
so on and so on.
It is amazing and once more I with the
Ukrainian armed forces GOOD LUCK.
A lot of villages are liberated and it is
heart warming to see video's like this:
They just want to give a hug to their
liberators. Of course that is logical, who wants to live under
control of the Russian military?
Now thousand of noteworthy things happened
but I only post this weird picture of recruitment of prisoners who
can fight six months in Ukraine and after that are
free.
I am sure these guys will make fantastic
soldiers...
At last I want to remark AMMO AMMO AMMO! No
not Russian ammo because the Ukrainians now have much of the stock
of the occupiers. I mean ammo for the weaponry as given by the
peace loving democracies.
It is just a detail, but after it became
known that Ukraine was receiving those Vulcano rounds for
howitzers the USA also threw in a cute stone like the Excalibur
rounds. The Excalibur has a slightly shorter range like 60 km or
so where the Vulcano is more or less equivalent to the reach of
the HIMARS systems.
I have limited insight in how much our modern
weaponry has helped the fast and furious progress made by the
Ukrainian armed forces, with a little smile on my face I can
honestly say I don't know why the Russians are so panicked so
easily...
May be this is a good time to split my dear
reader. Thanks for your attention.
(14 Sept 2022) When I couple of updates ago I
wrote about 'fast and furious' stuff I was talking about
developments in artificial intelligence. Not about the speed the
Ukrainian army moves over the temporary occupied
regions...
It's not going bad, so my estimate is that we
are looking at some good military expansion as I name military
growth like that. At this point in time about 6000 square km are
won over Russia in not that many days, one analyst said the
Ukrainians move at about 20 km a day where the Russians previously
did about 1 km a day.
So we can indeed talk about 'fast and furious'.
Item 1) Are we looking at a successful
military expansion in Ukraine?
Item 2) Was the Frisch-Segrč experiment a failure?
YEP!
Item 1) Are we
looking at a successful military expansion in Ukraine?
In the first place congratulations with the
developments in the last days! It has been remarkable and great to
watch...
But I want to talk a bit about military
expansion. There go a lot of things into that, for example if
there is no military hardware enough, it will not happen. Today I
want to look a bit at the 'learning side' of the humans that make
up the Ukrainian armed forces.
Six months ago a lot of them were musicians,
people working in industrial job, teachers, students, nurses and
so on and so on. So they have learned a lot in six months of
time.
Now every time you learn new stuff, all kinds
of new pathways in your brain form and if you really have learned
new stuff after that you think a little bit different. Take for
example math, you can learn only so much math on a given day. That
has a simple biological explanation: your brain gets tired from
making all these new connections. That is why you need sleep and
dreams; beside sleep cleans the brain from the garbage built up
during the time you are awake, it also makes those new pathways in
your brain better.
But if you have bad sleep because for example
there is constant shelling in your neighborhood, you will learn
much much less day to day.
In my view the amount of learning done by the
humans that make up the Ukrainian army is almost the maximum of
what is humanly possible. So that is good but before there is a
solid standing army over there a lot of more learning has to be
done. And only after that Russia will understand for at least a
few decades it is better not to attack Ukraine again.
So far for the 'brain part' of my beloved
Ukrainian fighters.
From the deep state map you can see it goes
indeed fast and furious:
Another detail I would like to stress again
is always try to keep as close to the truth as possible. Ok, there
is now an information embargo in Ukraine for all the right
reasons, but I remarked once that the party that stays close to
the truth will likely win this war.
Of course there could be other reasons
Ukraine could be not victorious in the end, but if you deviate
away from being truthful that eats away military capabilities big
time. If there is all kinds of disinformation going round, nobody
understands how to behave to make progress in the war effort. See
for example all that nonsense on the Russian state television. If
you are a Russian soldier looking mostly at Russian state
television and you are send to Ukraine, you don't know how to
behave in order to achieve victory for Russia.
A military analyst Ben Hodges remarked that
the flow of information in the entire Russian army from the bottom
to the top has serious flaws. And if the top brass don't get
information that is accurate as possible, that is where everybody
lives in some kind of weird bubble like in:
All in all Russia does not understand how to
deal with bad news, that is why they likely will loose it...
Item 2) Was the
Frisch-Segrč experiment a failure? YEP!
In my own little effort to try explain why
electrons can't be 'tiny magnets' but simply must be magnetic
monopoles, I made a tiny tactical win:
I often suspected that Albert Einstein did
not understand that it is not logical to view the electron as a
magnetic dipole. After all Stern was his first assistant so he
must have thought about the results of the Stern-Gerlach
experiment.
Why all those weirdo's like Einstein, Feyman,
Pauli, and so on never entertained the idea of electrons being
magnetic monopoles is unknown to me. May be that is a weak spot of
how the human mind works, I don't know.
But I have two funny quotes for you, the
first one is from Feynman:
The significance of the Stern–Gerlach experiment and relevant works are detailed in a 2016 inspiring
review, concluding that “The physical mechanism responsible for the alignment of the silver
atoms remained and remains a mystery” and quoting Feynman, “… instead of trying to give you a
theoretical explanation, we will just say that you are stuck with the result of this experiment … ”
Comment: Hey weirdo's from the universities,
why not try to use the 'electron is a magnetic charge' model'?
Quote two confirming Einstein had his fingers deep into that
failed Frisch-Segrč experiment:
A year later, Frisch and Segrč modified the same apparatus by adopting Einstein’s
suggestion on the use of a single wire instead of three electromagnets to rotate spin;
they also improved magnetic shielding, slit filtering, and signal detection.
The source of the quotes is a pdf from the
preprint archive:
Multi-stage
Stern-Gerlach Experiment Modeled
Link used: https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.06471
That was it for this update. Thanks for your
attention and good luck with the formation of new pathways in your
own human brain. And ok ok, may be kill a few more Russians may be
please?
(09 Sept 2022) Queen Elizabeth has passed
away, condolences to the UK. Even in my own country most people
view Elizabeth as a 'good queen' and yes the UK population had a
very good monarch in her for an amazing long time.
Also in the UK Liz Truss is the new pm, she
plans to lower taxes in order to help fighting their inflation. It
is interesting to see how that pans out. My expectations are not
that high so to say.
__________
In Ramstein Germany there was a large
military meeting but I didn't have the time to sift all the
relevant details out. In the meantime in Ukraine stuff doesn't
seem to go bad. Of course it is still a crazy silly war and every
people die for no reason at all but the daily oversight was not
bad at all (Links to the Guardian):
Ukraine has retaken 1,000 sq km of territory, Volodymyr Zelenskiy says
__________
The item for this update is a quote from a
cute pdf I found on the Stern-Gerlach experiment. So lets
go:
Item 1) Comment from Einstein on the results
of the SG-experiment.
Item 1) Comment from
Einstein on the results of the SG-experiment.
For people who do not know about this
interesting experiment, look it up on Youtube or a wiki. It is
about a beam of silver atoms that get separated in two streams by
the application of a magnetic field. The physics professors think
it is very important that this magnetic field is inhomogeneous,
that means it is not constant with respect to distance but it
should (in this experiment) not change in time.
How does the official explanation work? They
do a bit of math, differentiate the stuff and voila there is your
gradient of the magnetic field.
Suppose the physics professors are in the
right and electrons are all equal and are tiny magnets, in that
case when this tiny magnet is placed in a inhomogeneous magnetic
field, there is a tiny bit more force on one magnetic pole
compared to the other magnetic pole of the tiny magnet.
The two forces one the magnetic poles of the electrons should also
cancel each other out because the electron is so small. If you
take a simple model for a tiny magnet, say a very small piece of
line with two point sized magnetic poles on the endpoint of that
line segment, the resulting force should be some constant times
the gradient of the magnetic field.
The gradient acts as some kind of derivative
like in f(x + h) = f(x) + h*f'(x), if h is small the
difference between f(x) and f(x + h) is some
multiple of the derivative.
Below you some form of 'official calculation'
where they 'forgot' to multiply in the size of the
electron.
But first the hilarious quote from
Einstein:
Given the time, more than a 100 years, I
think that Einstein took into account the size of the electron.
But I haven't seen his calculation so it is a wild guess what the maestro
thought about how to explain this all.
I remember I got crazy results too. Years ago
I tried to calculate what gradient you needed to accelerate just
one electron just one meter per second squared, ok it was just a
wild estimate but the estimate said a gradient of 100.000
Tesla/meter.
And given the fact an electron has a very
small mass, it would be totally impossible to move a silver atom
in any significant way. And years ago that was one more reason as
why electrons can't be tiny magnets.
The only thing that is logical is and stays
the annoying fact that electrons must be magnetic monopoles. This
whole concept of electrons being tiny magnets was ridiculous from
the get go.
But professional physics professors are even
far more crazy: They also claim that electrons are 'point like
particles'. How you cram two opposite magnetic poles in a point
like particle is of course unexplained.
Anyway, here is the 'official
explanation': 
And on top of that it is always swiped under
the carpet: How is it possible that a super tiny dipolar magnet
like an electron can 'anti align' itself with the applied external
magnetic field? Other stuff like small electric dipoles like a
water molecule in an electric field never do the 'anti align'
thing.
This is what I had to day today. Thanks for
your attention & till updates.
Updated 10 Sept: I forgot to link the pdf so here it is straight
from the preprint archive:
The
Stern-Gerlach Experiment and the Electron Spin
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1805.09412.pdf
In the meantime I found out there is only one
repeated SG-experiment, this is known as the Frish-Sergč
experiment and ha ha ha, it failed often to 'flip the electron
spin'. That was done in the year 1933 so you just cannot say that
in the science of physics the developments go fast and
furious. Is it so hard to ponder the electron as a magnetic
monopole? Apparently it is...
(07 Sept 2022) The situation around the
nuclear power plant in Ukraine keeps worrisome. The United Nations
is asking for a demilitarized zone and it would be great if that
could happen. This is such weird stuff that even for this detail
we should keep on the economical sanctions at least one decade
longer in place...
Anyway I prepared two items but it is already
far to late so let me skip the Einsteinian fun for now and dive
into the complicated world of a possible price cap on Russian oil.
So that our item for today:
Item 1) The price cap on Russian oil, will it
succeed or fail? I am optimistic.
Item 1) The price cap
on Russian oil, will it succeed or fail? I am optimistic.
Lets go back a few years; at one point in
time all of a sudden oil prices went negative. Negative? Yes, if
you bought oil you also got some money for that noble deed. As an
outsider you look at that with utter surprise like have they gone
mad or so?
No they have not gone mad, the costs of stopping production were
far bigger compared to paying buyers to 'buy' oil. The negative
price was a rational decision.
The same will go for Russia; likely they will
have great trouble restarting a drill if it had stopped for some
time. On top of that it was remarked that during winter in
Siberia, if they stop pumping up oil it all freezes and after that
the whole drilling thing must be repeated... So that is all not a
viable option for the Kremlin despite their words of cutting oil
deliveries.
But there are many sides to this interesting
problem: The main side seems to be insurance. If you ride your car
you must have insurance in case you cause an accident. The same
goes for oil tankers. The idea is to make it forbidden to sell
ship insurance to Russian oil above a certain price cap.
Yet if one oil tanker goes bust, the costs
with it are gigantic and will drown a lot of insurance companies.
So the 13 major ship insurance companies pool all such risk among
themselves and on top of that there is major
reinsurance.
There is nothing ingenious about that, as a
matter of fact we the Dutch did that with the creation of the VOC,
the United East-India Company when we invented the stock market.
By buying shares in the VOC the investment was not concentrated in
just one ship but in the entire fleet. So the loss of one ship
does not bankrupt your investment.
Another interesting detail is the lack of
tanker capacity. A lot of oil from Russia to the EU goes via
pipeline. But if Russia cuts that, is there enough tanker capacity
out there?
Other people say that if the EU doesn't get
the oil, China and India will buy it up. Again tanker capacity is
the bottle neck: it takes a long time to deliver to say India.
That eats up global tanker capacity and will also cripple Russian
revenue because they must offer India lower and lower prices so it
stays attractive for parasite nations like India to make a profit
from these oil deals.
Anyway the finance ministers of the G7
countries have come to an agreement on this very important detail
of diminishing Russian oil revenue income.
After all the strategy is to cripple Russian
military might to such an extend they will not repeat their
Ukrainian adventure in any other European nation.
__________
On Youtube channel Joe Blogs there is a
relatively good explanation of how all that insurance, pooling and
reinsurance works. And if the entire insurance industry feels like
it is fine, wise, even a moral obligation to destroy Russian
revenue from oil sales, why not it?
It might cost some money but if the insurance
industry starts thinking about another war of aggression started
by Russia; that will cost much much more for them. I am not saying
WE MUST SLAUGHTER RUSSIA BEFORE RUSSIA SLAUGHTERS US!
No I am only saying we can't have this in
another European country.
__________
Ok, you must always listen to other opinions.
So I found some weirdo's that from the get go think it will all
fail. Please read it so you can think about the depth of their
arguments...
Why The Russian Oil Price Cap Won’t Work
Link used:
https://www.baystreet.ca/articles/commodities/80449/090622
A screen shot from the Joe blogs channel, it
is about pooling risk:
RUSSIA - G7 Announce OIL PRICE CAP to DESTROY Russian Oil Revenue WITHOUT Affecting Global Oil Price
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2p6X_upSXQ
Ok, it is late at night so sleep well and
have nice dreams about crippling Russian military might. Thanks
for your attention and see you in future updates.
(02 Sept 2022) I don't have much to say and I
don't have much time. So lets go:
Item 1) Poland wants 1.3 trillion & IEAE
arrives at Zaporizhzhia.
Item 2) Correction & addendum.
Item 1) Poland wants
1.3 trillion & IEAE arrives at Zaporizhzhia.
Today it emerged that Poland wants a
staggering 1.3 trillion € from Germany as compensation for the
damages of WWII. Is that a good idea?
As far as I know history, after WWII the
political leaders decided not to repeat the mistakes made after
World War one. So no crippling decade long repair payments to the
victors of WWII. As such the European nations could snuggle
together in things like the coal & steal community, later the
European Economical Union till the present day form the EU
has.
The Marshall plan was also very helpful with
the crafting of a more modern Europe.
May be Poland has some point, but you can
also demand say one trillion from Russia because Poland was taken
into the Warsaw pact...
I don't know much about international law but
my guesstimate is this will not hold up in any international
court. And if I could vote on it, I would vote against it.
Likely this is a sensitive point in Poland,
after all they have suffered much more in WWII compared to my own
country. May be it is better to let this rest for always...
Further reading:
Reuters: Poland puts its World War II losses at $1.3 trillion, demands German reparations
Link used: https://edition.cnn.com/2022/09/01/europe/poland-
germany-wwii-reparations-intl/index.html
__________
In Ukraine the atomic inspectors have arrived
in that nuclear facility in a place with a name I can't memorize.
It is noteworthy that had to cross the frontline and that is an
interesting feature in itself. If you run into a bunch of Russians
without proper communication gear, you cold draw fire...
All I can say is GOOD LUCK!
Item 2) Correction
& addendum.
A few updates I posted a faulty math thing.
It is just a typo but it is a very good typo because I always
check my texts before publishing them because there are always
some errors. Some are tiny and not significant, but as a math
person I love it when all faults are gone.
It was that picture with the intellectual
Harley Quinn. Those vertical stripes mean you must take the
determinant of what is in between. The comp means you must take a
complementary minor, in this case a 2x2 minor.
So it must not be comp(| AB12
|) but this: | comp( AB12)|. I hope this did not
cause much confusion because it is just a typo.
Addendum: In the previous post I made fun of
those Delft physics people that put all kinds of quantum stuff
into super position with each other and after that declare that
they can teleport quantum information faster as the speed of
light.
For the record: When it comes to electron
spin I don't think this is possible. If my view on electron
magnetism is correct, likely their monopole magnetic charge is
permanent just like the electric charge of an electron or a
proton.
I want to remark that after a few years I am
looking into those Bell proofs again and may be may be it is
possible to create those so called 'Bell states' with photon pairs
from those non-linear crystals that do that 'parametric downward
conversion'. (That is a process where one photon breaks down into
two photons).
Why do I think that? Well photons are very
wavy things, so may be it is possible to craft the so called Bell
states with them.
But I understand not much about photons. For
example our electricity net has an alternating currency of 50 Hertz.
As such the photons produced by that have a wavelength of about
6000 km. But how 'large' is a 50 Hz photon in itself?
Or is that a meaningless question?
My dear reader, it is time to split so we can
both go our own ways.
Till updates.
(31 Aug 2022) In Ukraine today finally some
international inspectors can go to the nuclear plant that is in
use as some improvised Russian military basis. Lets hope they can
do their job and report what is going on there. Don't forget in
the beginning when they went to Chernobyl they did all kinds of
crazy stuff like digging trenches in the radioactive
forest...
The grain export situation is still stable
although the amount of exports needs to triple or so. Famine in
some countries is still not prevented if the exports don't
increase...
The long awaited counter offensive has begun:
I wish the Ukrainians a lot of luck. Going of the offensive is a
very different thing compared to defensive actions. There is an
information embargo and that is good of course. A commentator
joked that they know more about the Russian army than the
Ukrainian army. Until now only the first line of Russian defense
seems to be taken, there seem to the three lines of Russian
defense. Anyway my dear fighters: GOOD LUCK!
Vulcano ammo for hwitzers? I had never heard
of it but it seems to have a range of 80+ km. That is the stuff
called 'assisted rounds', of course they have less kg explosives
because likely they are about 50 kg total weight. The good thing
is of course that this makes the howitzers a more equal footing
with the HIMARS boom stuff from the USA.
And an awful lot more happened, the above are
just four details that I consider the most important. But there is
also a meeting between nations to discuss further military help
and aid and training and more and more.
__________
Today one item about what I view as 'good
science' where developments go fast and furious compared to 'bad
science' like explanations for electron spin or weird fantasies
like 'teleporting quantum information fasten then the speed of
light'. So lets go:
Item 1) Stable Diffusion AI (good) versus
quantum entanglement (likely bad).
Item 1) Stable
Diffusion AI (good) versus quantum entanglement (likely bad).
There are more and more AI's floating to the
surface of media attention. We have those giant language models
that are very good at estimating the next word. You can alsmost
talk to them like they are humans.
A few weeks back a thing named Stable
Diffusion came out: It is a text to image generator. So you type
in some stuff and Stable Diffusion creates a picture from that.
You can even install it on your own computer but that is not easy:
You need the correct hardware, you must know how Python works and
more of that.
But it is amazingly good, just look at
this:
Developments in AI go fast and furious for
years now and it looks like there is no end in sight. I think this
is caused by the fact people are willing to learn and if they are
on the wrong track they soon change course.
I don't think that during my lifetime I will
see an AI that is good at math or better at math as humans are. If
you ask those large language models what 17 x 13 is, they look it
up in their massive database until they find the answer 221. These
models don't have a clue about counting or adding of multiplying
numbers.
Another cute picture, even the Harry Potter
characters are made by this Stable Diffusion thing. Stable
Diffusion seems to be very good with human faces while the hands
are still horrible.
So all in all good science is capable of
learning from their mistakes, adapt and move on to the next
stage.
Bad science is for example the next:
You have two quantum
particles that are entangled when it comes to their spin.
For example the electron pairs in your body are entangled
and that is not because the one electron has spin up and
the other spin down. They are both in a state where they
are both up and down at the same time.
It is only when you measure the spin of one of them and
you find say it is spin down, the other must be spin
up. |
In my view this is advanced mumbo jumbo.
Electron spin is the magnetic properties of the electron and it is
no secret I think that electrons are magnetic monopoles that carry
a permanent magnetic charge. There is nothing mumbo jumbo about
that.
Let me repeat the nonsense that they believe in for example the
Dutch university of Delft. Only now I do it with a hydrogen
atom:
|
You have two quantum particles that make up
the hydrogen atom: a proton and a neutron. Because of the opposite
electric charges they have these two particles are entangled.
Every particle is constantly in a superpostition of being an
electron a proton.
Now if you separate the two quantum particles
in a hydrogen atom and you bring one of the particles to the
Andromeda galaxy and when you are in that far away galaxy you
measure the electric charge of that particle and you find it is
positive, in that case the particle left behind in our own
universe will have a negative electric charge...
|
Nobody with a normal functioning brain will
think that any hydrogen atom will act this way. But when it comes
to the magnetic properties of the electron, the weirdo's from the
universities keep on making no progress.
For you, my honorable reader, I selected one
of those idiots that are very good at spreading quantum mumbo
jumbo:
TU Delft Has Appointed Professor Ronald Hanson Distinguished Professor in Quantum Computing and Quantum Internet
Now I don't hate Ronald, he is just one of
the many weirdo's when it comes to electron spin. But this stuff
he is doing is bad science and no good working quantum computer
will emerge from this... Anyway no quantum computer based on
electron spin will ever work properly.
End of this update & thanks for your
attention & kill more of those fucking Russians!
(26 Aug 2022) Two items for today's
update:
Item 1) Lets hammer those grenades into
perfection...;)
Item 2) Harley Quinnn loves determinants?
Item 1) Lets hammer
those grenades into perfection...;)
On TvP (tv Poland) they had some amazing
footage of a guy preparing grenades for an RPG7 they said:
I guess the guy knows perfectly what he is
doing and it's all safe...;)
There was a new military aid package from the
USA, it's worth about 3 billion US$. Without listing it all, here
a few details:
In addition there is money for six advanced surface-to-air missile systems, known as NASAMS, munitions for them,
24 counter-artillery radars, precision rocket systems, and more than 300,000 rounds of artillery and mortar ammunition.
I am glad finally some good air protection
goes that direction. Germany has promised air protection too but
that is still in the pipeline. Some commentators think or suggest
Germany is deliberately doing stuff the slow slow way. That's not
true, it is a bit of what I name the paradox of NATO.
Germany just like my country are in the NATO
for decades. And it works perfectly, decade in decade out almost
no serious war. At least not on our home territories and so over
the decades military readiness has declined. Both Germany and my
country had strong pacifist movements all the time. Now I am not a
pacifist myself but I consider them a valuable part of society. I
think it is better to live in a country where there might be 'to
much' pacifism compared to a society where every 2 or 3 years the
majority wants to go to war with another country...
Anyway it is what it is and one day the German air protection will
be there.
__________
My old opponent David Petraeus was on CNN in
relation to the Ukrainian war that now lasts for over six months.
And a small miracle happened: David his dog did not come in more
or less demanding a walk. Likely David was in his work environment
because on the table behind him were all kinds of books. Well
click on the picture to see the CNN video:
Video title: Ex-CIA director predicts what's next in Russia-Ukraine war
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK8CFuXExLw
Item 2) Harley Quinnn
loves determinants?
No, as far as I know Harley Quinn doesn't
love determinants. Yesterday I posted the new post on how to
calculate the determinant of a 4x4 matrix using only 2x2
minors.
Now I have more or less cracked the matrix
version of the Pythagorean theorem it was more or less doable. But
I remember that at least a few times in the past I tried similar
stuff and that always failed. It is not a ground shaking math
result but it is interesting in it's own right.
In the above M is a 4x4 square matrix,
the stuff like |AB12| are the six 2x2 minors you
can find in the first and second column of the matrix M.
Once more this is not a deep math result like
finding new exponential circles or so, but it is surprising for
sure that only two minus signs pop up. If you are just like me
always dumb and naive, you would expect three minus signs.
Just like you calculate the determinant in the usual manner...
I only worked out the case of a 4x4 matrix so
I skipped the general case of a nxn matrix. Here is the latest
post from the other website:
Calculating the determinant of a 4×4 matrix using 2×2 minors. What is the +/- pattern in this
case?
Ok, I spilled the beans already because you
can see the +/- pattern in the picture from math professor Harley
Quinn. And sometimes I wonder if I am crazy; I start this update
with a guy hammering RPG grenades while ending with the honorable
professor Quinn hammering out four dimensional determinants...;)
End of this update. See you next
week.
(24 Aug 2022) I cleaned up this home page a
bit and threw a lot of old stuff into the history files, index17.htm
to be precise. So it should load faster now because all these
updates since Feb this year make a long long reading...
Tomorrow, or actually today I think, there is
some independence day in Ukraine. The US has warned for Russian
attacks and has even withdrawn a lot of their employees from
Ukraine to safer places...
Two items for today:
Item 1) The Dugina death; is dad a crisis
actor?
Item 2) A short but very good math video upon curve
curvature.
Item 1) The Dugina
death; is dad a crisis actor?
By all standards this was a weird attck; this
Dugina female died from a bomb attached or planted in the car she
drove. It is weird to assume it was done by foreigners, that
Dugina female was definitely not a serious target. And her father
that weird hard core ideologue Dugin is, as far as I am concerned,
also not a valid or worthy target.
My guesstimate is that it is some internal
working of the Russian state. And that Dugin guy is indeed some
weirdo. It was said that he dreamed of a Russian empire from
Wladiwostok to Dublin. Yes, to Dublin. My whole life I have been
waiting for the wonderful day that my country could become a part
of Russia. What a fucking lunatic, people with serious mental
thingelings are often not a serious target.
UATV explained how the attack was done
according to the FSB:
Video title: Death of Dugina: the case is solved. Here is what happened
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YwC9xAADvE
The next picture is of course a bit of
dubious moral value. But I decided to make it and post it today.
Why not? When we heard from so called 'crisis actors' when the
Bucha stuff came out, of course at some point in time that needs
an echo.
So the Kremlin gets a bit of her own coin
back; Dugin is a crisis actor. May be he doesn't even had a
daughter and that female is just some CGI computer construct...
Well lets leave that idiot alone.
Item 2) A short but
very good math video upon curve curvature.
It is a bit of a shame but I never derived
that result in the next short video (3 or 4 minutes). The video
goes a bit fast but for my taste not too fast. It is about finding
an expression that gives you the radius of curvature at any given
point in a graph.
If you see the result for the first time
without a good derivation of it, the result looks rather weird at
first. Why is there a third power and so?
Video title: Radius of Curvature Proof - approximating a curve with a circle!
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCJfq77sFE8
This summer there are a whole lot of math
videos out because the guy from the 3Blue1Brown channel has thrown
in another summer of math exposition. This time you could also
participate if you, just like me, could not make those fancy
animations yourself. In that case you could team up with someone
who could do those animations and you just do the math.
I have to say I gave it some serious thought.
For years I have been thinking that finally the exponential
circles or Euler circles if you want, would get the attention they
need if I just had a good video.
But after a day I realized that even a good
video will not wake up those people, so I decided not to
participate. No, better avoid more disappointments and not waste
my time on the professional math professors.
Ok, that is what I had to say today. Till
updates and I hope you have some fun with the math
video.
(19 Aug 2022) The situation around the
Ukrainian nuclear power plant is still a mess. And I don't
understand what the Russians want with this. Ok there might be
some dumb ass African nations that support Russia but more normal
countries frown a bit on this kind of behavior I just guess.
A few countries have imposed limits on
holiday visa's for Russians. Ok, countries are sovereign so they
can do what they see fit. For myself speaking I think I side more
with the German line of thinking; we must not end in a situation
where for example dissident Russians can't leave Russia. And
what's next: also ban students?
As far as I see it, the goal is to cripple the military power of
Russia to the extend that they can't repeat the Ukrainian
adventure in another country. The goal not to cripple the entire
Russian society.
So if there are no security concerns with Russians traveling in
and out of Europe, I am relatively relaxed on this travel
detail.
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Two items in this update:
Item 1) Wow, that is some hard GDP
growth!
Item 2) Another weirdo that can't find magnetic
monopoles...
Item 1) Wow, that is
some hard GDP growth!
The latest Dutch gross domestic product
growth surprised to the upside: It was 2.6% quarter on quarter and
the economy was 5.4% bigger compared to a year ago.
For the time being we can say that COVID-19
was just a dip and now we are back on track. Ok, it was expensive
but the extra debt our government had to take on is also already
declining fast. So it's more or less like it is expected to
be.
Why inflation does not hurt more I don't
know. Ok ok in almost all labor contracts here there are automatic
provisions for inflation. So you don't see central bankers here
shouting hard that wages must not grow in order to prevent a
price-wage inflation spiral...;)
All in all I like the way we have our
economy, if wealth is more evenly spread it is much easier to eat
up all that inflation. But the inflation cycle isn't over by far
so may be I will regret my words in say 12 months of time...
A positive by-effect is that both the
inflation and the extra economical growth contribute to the tax
revenues of the Dutch state.
Source (in Dutch): Economie groeit in 2e kwartaal 2022 met 2,6 procent.
Link used: https://www.cbs.nl/nl-nl/nieuws/2022/33/economie-groeit-in-2e-kwartaal-
2022-met-2-6-procent
Item 2) Another weirdo that
can't find magnetic monopoles...
Another video
where some weirdo explains that they can't find magnetic
monopoles. And you get the usual explanation that even the
electrons are tiny magnets with two magnetic poles. The rubbish
refuses to die.
In the picture below you see David Tong
explaining that two magnets attract each other if their magnetic
fields are aligned. This audience was rather dumb but suppose
someone would ask David as why in an electron pair the electrons
must be anti-aligned in order to be able to make chemical bonds or
stuff like that...
Video title: David Tong: The Allure of the Magnetic Monopole.
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma4NgH8abKU
Well in that case the weirdo's always come up
with the Pauli exclusion principle and they mumble some stuff
about 'quantum numbers'. That is not an explanation, at best that
is a mystification and the person who asked the question is
supposed to feel dumb because he or she does not understand
'quantum number'.
It's all a big bag of bullshit my dear
reader: There are only electron pairs in nature because very
likely electrons are the magnetic monopoles and every electron
pair is made from the two magnetic charges there are...
That makes much more logic than that weird
'spin up' versus 'spin down' that the weirdo's from physics use.
You know stuff like 'spin up' makes only sense when there is some
applied magnetic field. So what happens if there is no magnetic
field? And what happens to 'spin up' when the magnetic field is
changing or vibrating?
The official version of electron spin is
still a bag filled with bullshit.
__________
Fun detail: Yesterday on the preprint archive
I made a few searches on 'spin flip' and 'electron spin flip'.
Well you don't get articles from people in a physics laboratory
showing how they 'flip the electron spins'.
No, you get a lot of articles where people do
all kinds of calculations in those Ising models. And of course in
those Ising models they use the spin of electrons as tiny
magnets... And that my dear reader is where they spend your tax
money on.
__________
I am waiting for about 7 years, if people
like David Tong claim that electrons are tiny magnets, what
fucking experimental evidence you have for that David?
There is no experimental evidence for that
claim. And people like David Tong never ever think that is a
problem. They just blah blah on year in year out.
That was it for this update my dear reader.
You must not think I am angry at the physics professors. You must
more see it as a better understanding of how stupid they are.
Thanks for your attention and see you in the next
update.
(17 Aug 2022) In a few months it will be
winter and in the meantime the EU countries can work on the gas
problem. Well lets hope for the best. Yesterday I got my monthly
energy oversight, I have uses minus 13 € in electricity and plus
30 € for gas. On top of that my prices are fixed till the end of
2025...
So for the time being for me it is not much
of a problem.
Two items for today:
Item 1) Another Crimean ammo dump says
BOOM...;)
Item 2) Advertisement latest math post.
Item 1) Another
Crimean ammo dump says BOOM...;)
It seems that there were two strikes in the Crimean
peninsula and on top of that the HQ of the Wagner groups came
under attack. Some pro-Kremlin but relatively stupid journalist
gave away where it was via posting of the next
picture:
I had to shrink the picture to 450 pixels but
on the left upper corner is the street name or so. So that could
cost one or more HIMARS rocktes. It is rumored but not confirmed
that the guy known as "Putin's chef" was also among
those that live no longer.
Picture source was a BBC article:
Ukraine hits Russian Wagner mercenary HQ in east
Link used: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-62547403
And in a place named Mayskoye another ammo
depot went bust. There were 3000 evacuees so that is a good
development; can they feel a little bit what Ukrainians are
feeling for six months now...
For the time being those Russian air defense
systems like the S-300 and S-400 don't make much of a difference.
It was said that Russia will deliver S-500, I don't know how much
better that is, so lets wait and see.
Item 2) Advertisement
latest math post.
Last Friday I uploaded my latest post on the
Pythagoras stuff. By accident it became a bit sloppy because after
I started writing it all of a sudden I realized that my new found
calculation scheme of turning a non-square matrix into a square
matrix COULD GO WRONG! That was no reason for panic because you
can always work around that problem but I had to address it of
course.
So I consider it a bit sloppy but after over
200 math posts that is allowed I guess.
Anyway I have once more some lousy excuse to
show the most simple manner of making one column into a square
matrix. I don't know if there is an official name for these kind
of matrices, I name them perpendicular matrices because every
column is perpendicular to the other columns in the matrix. (Click
on the picture for the new math post.)
It goes wrong if you start with to many
zero's like in a = b = 0 and say c is a non
zero real number. In this case the next two columns will be zero
columns. Anyway it is not a hard problem to dodge.
Yesterday I solved an old outstanding
problem: how to calculate the determinant of a 4x4 matrix using a
lot of 2x2 determinants. In the past I once tried that but I
failed. But now with a tiny bit more math knowledge like the
matrix version of the Pythagorean theorem, all of a sudden this is
far more easy to do.
So all in all while the body is aging faster
and faster, it's still a good math year.
Title of the new post: On the degree of expansion columns & can the expansion go wrong? (Pythagoras, matrix version.)
With that I would like to leave you alone.
Have good cognition in your brain, have peace in your heart and a
lot of bullets in the bodies of Russian soldiers...
(12 Aug 2022) Correction: In the previous
post I wrote "200 km inside Crimea" where that should
have been "200 km from the frontline". That was a bit
stupid of me but at first I wrote "200 km from the
border" and I was like no that is too insulting for the
Ukrainians so I changed it to what I correct now.
The situation around the nuclear power plant
in Zaporizhzhia is still crazy as hell. It makes you wonder how
the decision making process goes over there on the side of the
Russians...
Two items for today:
Item 1) Happy holiday in Crimea?
Item 2) Do anti-particles travel back in time? (NOPE!)
Item 1) Happy holiday
in Crimea?
Not much news about the destroyed air field
in Crimea. There were good satellite images out, cute before &
after pictures. And yes there are some craters but is that from
incoming missiles? One person remarked that it was just in reach
of those Harpoon rockets, others think it was done by a team of
partizans.
And I, I have no clue. May be it happened
because somebody snapped his fingers and somehow the sound got
multiplied and blew up the first ammo. And after the first ammo
ignited, the rest followed.
This is how it looked from the beach:
I didn't copy the satellite photo's but if
you haven't seen them look them up. All these air craft have their
own 'rabbit hole' where they are parked. With rabbit hole I mean
large mud walls likely for preventing damage if somewhere else
something explodes.
So that didn't help much, a lot of lost air
craft for the Russians.
Item 2) Do
anti-particles travel back in time? (NOPE!)
A bit more on that nonsense of anti-particles
that supposedly travel back in time. I found a relatively good
video from Parth G where that mumbo jumbo is explained. It has a
bit to do with Feynman diagrams and if you rotate such a diagram
you van view that as going back in time. But a bit of fancy math
does not make anti matter travel back in time; just like other
matter it will go only forward I just guess...
Anyway in this video and also in one of the
others from the previous update there is talk about electrons and
positrons that annihilate each other. If my view on electron spin
is correct, so all electrons are magnetic monopoles, in about 50%
of the collisions between an electron and it's anti particle the
positron will not lead to annihilation.
But people never talk about that. They only
talk about stuff they understand or stuff they think they
understand. And indeed if all electrons are exactly the same, it
is not understandable as why such a pair of particles refuses to
annihilate...
It should be rather simple to build an
experiment where you have a beam of electrons, a beam of
positrons. With a magnetic field you can always split those beams
in the two magnetic states, you now have four combinations of
letting them collide. In two of such combinations there should be
much more annihilation compared to the other two cases where
electrons and positrons of equal magnetic charge are
collided.
Video title: Do Antiparticles Move BACKWARDS in
Time?
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cccd8YWmqzA
Here is that wiki:
Electron–positron annihilation,
link used:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron%E2%80%93positron_annihilation
It is very interesting that after seven years
I still can't find the tiniest detail that says electrons are not
magnetic monopoles. For example only in the last year I found the
above detail that there is also elastic scattering between
electrons and positrons.
So for my brain this makes the world a little
bit more understandable. And for people with sloppy brains who
think it is pretty normal that anti particles travel back in time
based on some fucking stupid rotation of some calculating scheme,
if you think such weird stuff why try to get a better
understanding?
But after seven years it is still a deep deep
mystery to my mind that 100% of the physics people think that
electrons are magnetic dipoles and that they just can't find
magnetic monopoles. Without any experimental evidence they keep on
doing their weird logic...
Why God why did you create humans this way?
Or is it evolution and I must ask:
Why Evolution why did you evolve humans this way?
May be it is time to split, see you
around.
(10 Aug 2022) The entire war I mostly post
two updates a week and now this homepage is getting too long
again. So it's time to throw a lot into the archive pages.
Two items for today:
Item 1) It said BOOM 200 km inside Crimea.
Item 2) 3 Video’s to kill the time & Unzicker’s horror on the quaternions…
Item 1) It said BOOM
200 km inside Crimea.
That was a very interesting development:
Explosions on an airbase 200 km inside Crimea. That is interesting
because as far as I know there are no deliveries of rockets that
can do such a distance.
One of the possibilities is that it was a
rocket made inside Crimea. That is very well possible, after all
that flagship the Moskva was also built there. Of course it could
also have other causes for the explosions but likely tomorrow the
Ruzzians will come with another package of bullshit to explain it
all.
It is definitely a good thing that all of a
sudden even 200 km inside Crimea the people can't feel safe. Why
should the Ukrainians always have the burden of always come under
attack from some long range rocket?
If it is frustrating for me that we can't
deliver weaponry for striking inside Russia, imagine how the
average Ukrainian feels about this. On the other hand there are
all kinds of reasons to let this stupid and crazy war not spill
over into other territories.
Anyway, it's war so it is what it is and
there is no value in complaining about it.
From a video from a guy named "The
Russian dude" I have the next two screen shots.
The first one is from Donetsk (that is the capital of the occupied
region in the east), an apartment was hit from the east. Of course
Russians drunk and stupid as they are told it was done by
Ukraine.
If it wasn't always so violent it would be
perfect comedy: Rockets coming in from the east and the Ruzzians
blaming the people in Ukraine to the west.
A few items of the latest USA military aid
package:
I don't know what Claymore anti-personnel
munitions are, it sounds like mines against individuals but let's
not loose ourselves into details like that. And lets go to the
next item.
Item 2) 3 Video’s to kill the time & Unzicker’s horror on the
quaternions…
I already wrote a new math post for the other
website but I have the previous post to share with you. These are
three video's upon physics, no this time it is not me hammering
upon the detail that electrons cannot be 'tiny magnets' but that a
magnetic monopole model for the electron is far more logical.
This time I let the idiots finish themselves.
If for example people are too stupid to figure out for themselves
that differentiation on the quaternions is a fucking nightmare
that never will work, wby should we take them seriously?
If you are to stupid for that, likely the
rest of your thinking is also shallow and not very relevant when
it comes for example to electron spin.
In the third video you even see a guy
claiming that positrons are moving back in time. That is the idea
that electrons move forward in time and if you reverse the
direction of time you get a positron.
You know, physics is supposed to be a science
and should not resemble the average working or content of a
psychiatric hospital.
Of course it is not forbidden to think of
stuff moving back in time. Just like it is not forbidden to say
that inside an electron there could be many universes that are all
seven dimensional. I just make up some retarded crap, that is not
forbidden.
But using taxpayer money for crap like that
is a bridge too far in my opinion.
Here is the link to the latest post with
three boring video's:
3 Video’s to kill the time & Unzicker’s horror on the
quaternions…
Ok, that was it for this update. Live well
and think well.
(05 Aug 2022) I don't have much to say today
so lets go directly to this day's item:
Item 1) A mixed bag of weird stuff (don't
have much to say).
Item 1) A mixed bag
of weird stuff (don't have much to say).
In my country too it is far too dry. Where I
live it is still more or less ok but there are now pictures in the
news that are very un-Dutch so to say. We were supposed to be a
waterland and our problems were always just too much water. And
now this...
This evening (it's now just past midnight) I
took 10 minutes to alter the Ruzzian Z a little bit. After all I
explained a few times to the Russians that one of the main
problems is a logo that makes other people vomit.
If they would just have a better logo, like
the beautiful NATO logo, they would not have all these economical
sanctions. And everyone would give them the love and respect they
deserve. Really true.
Anyway I took a picture from a wiki
explaining the 'Z' that is in use right now.
Here it is:
I am a good guy and I always like to help
whenever I can. So I changed it a bit until we have the
next:
That is already a lot better! And that in
just 10 at most 12 minutes of work my dear Russians. Now if you
start using this logo likely all over Europe there will be
demonstrations demanding an end to the unjust and unprovoked
economical sanctions...
__________
In Germany the former pm Gerhard Schröder is
proposing to open Nord Stream 2 because via Nord Stream 1 not
enough gas is coming in. Of course Germany is a sovereign country
so they can always decide for themselves but I wonder if that is a
good idea. Last week Siemens came out telling that there are no
problems with turbines as Gazprom has claimed. And likely they
know, after all the sold that stuff to Russia.
Anyway on DW news I found the next totally
bizarre picture. It is from Gerhard Schröder's wife doing a
prayer for peace with in the background the Kremlin. It was made
at the end of February DW said.
Well that is a mindset very different from
mine. I think more in terms of BOOM stuff, filled coffins and all
those niceties that come with armed conflict.
__________
At last there seem to be some technical
problems with the howitzers that my country together with Germany
delivered to Ukraine. It seems to be so worse that in Poland a
special repair place is made for repairs.
In the first place, sorry & excuses. But
in the second place stuff like this can always be expected. During
peacetime like we have over here for over half a century you just
cannot fire howitzers day in day out until they break.
So the way they break down is important
information while it also has to be remarked that German officers
say they are used just too much. May be it is better if the
Ukrainians shoot say 20% less every day.
And may be Ukraine could get a bit more
howitzers? I don't know, our arsenals aren't that big. Anyway lets
hope these technical problems can be overcome.
End of this hap-snap update. See you next
week!
(03 Aug 2022) I don't have much time so lets
go direct to today's Ukraine item:
Item 1) First grain ship arrived in Turkey
& that weird prison attack.
Item 1) First grain
ship arrived in Turkey & that weird prison attack.
Finally a bit of good news: the first ship is
actually in Turkey. From now on according to Turkey one ship a day
can come over from Ukraine. If I remember it correctly, this ship
is about 26 thousand ton. That is 26 million kilo's of grain so
yes that is some food for some people but the backlog in grain
transport is gigantic of course.
Well lets hope for the best and a big thumbs
up for Turkey!
In that weird prison attack a lot is still a
mystery. I observed some video from a guy claiming the prison was
very near to the frontline. But I looked it up in the Deep State
map from Ukraine and it was over 25 km from the frontline. I don't
think in itself that amounts to a war crime. (Prisoners of war
should be imprisoned away from the battlefield.)
Another claim from Tv Poland said that the
Maxar satellite images showed that about two days before the
attack about 50 new graves were dug. But I could not find a good
photo on that detail. Of course if it's true, the whole thing is a
serious war crime.
The claims of Russia that it was a HIMARS
attack look to be crumbling day in day out. If the satellite image
is correct only one building was damaged and these HIMARS have a
pay load of about 90 kg of explosives. But the building where the
attack happened is still standing. I don't know about the house
where you live but if in the neighborhood of my house 200 pounds
of high explosive say the BOOM thing, likely my house is flattened
for good.
From the psychological point of view it is
very interesting that the Ruzzians constantly come up with the
HIMARS stuff. Just a tiny bit of modern Western weaponry is a good
pain in the ass for them.
Of course at any point in time, with the snap
of two fingers, the HIMARS ammo can be uplifted to not only the
short range rockets but say median range too. If memory serves
medium range is about 150 km. For the time being I don't think
that's a good idea but if it turns out that likely the Ruzzians
themselves killed all these POW's you can also argue "Why
not?"
Ok, that was it for this small
update.
(29 July 2022) Two items for today:
Item 1) Congrats with the Antonivka bridge
Ukrainians!
Item 2) Added old posts to the new Pythagoras category.
Item 1) Congrats with
the Antonivka bridge Ukrainians!
After a lot of trying finally this bridge is
damaged far enough so it can't be used in a meaningful way by the
Russian occupiers. What I considered a bit strange was all those
small holes in the bridge. A dumb person like me expected much
bigger holes, after all there is a serious payload on those HIMARS
rockets.
But likely if you ask an explosives expert it
all becomes more logical.
Anyway: CONGRATULATIONS!
Another thing that brings a good deal of
relief to my mind is that now only about 30 Ukrainians die in
combat every day. By prewar standards this is still a very huge
number but it is no longer that horrific 150-200 range of daily
deaths...
Item 2) Added old posts to
the new Pythagoras category.
That video from the Fields medal ceremony has
disappeared completely! That is kinda weird but may be it needs
more editing or so. Anyway if memory serves it was the pm of the
host country that made a remark that more or less goes like this:
Mathematics is the only
science that is never revolutionary. It only expands on
itself.
I would like to add that yes this is true.
But if you would leave this expansion to all those hundreds of
math professors in the room, you can only observe such expansion
on a geological timescale...;)
__________
Anyway some time ago I posted my first stuff
on Pythagoras, the matrix version to be precise. And about one
week later I did an internet search on that DuckDuckGo engine in
order to see what other people wrote about this version of the
Pythagoras theorem. So I searched for something like
"Pythagoras theorem matrix version".
To my surprise my own post from just say
seven days ago popped up as one of the first results. That was
just really fast. I still don't understand why the math often goes
fast but all things magnetism just not.
Last year I discontinued my pages on
magnetism on this website and I more or less concluded that the
physics professors were equally stupid as the math professors. I
think that it is time to revise that: physics professors are far
more stupid as math professors.
__________
Over on the other website
(3dcomplexnumbers.net) I made a new category of published posts
for the Pythagoras stuff. But I forgot to add all stuff from
before 2022. So today I expanded the new category with the old
posts upon more general versions of the Pythagoras theorem.
As you see on inspection in the next picture,
my posts are on position 2 and 4 on the DuckDuckGo search engine
while the other two links are not that relevant.
The content of the new category can be found
here:
Category Archives: Pythagoras stuff.
Link used: http://3dcomplexnumbers.net/category/pythagoras-stuff/
Now via my simple internet searches an old
post popped up. It was something with inverse Pythagoras or
Pythagoras with reciprocals. And I damn well knew I had written
that post but I could not remember what the content was.
I decided not to look but simply wait until it popped up in my
brain again. And oh yes, after a good night sleep during coffee I
remembered it again.
So an old math jewel from the past, from the
year 2018 to be precise:
What is the inverse Pythagoras
theorem?
http://3dcomplexnumbers.net/2018/03/20/what-is-the-inverse-pythagoras-theorem/
Originally I planned to show you a few
pictures from the hundreds of math professors that attended the
Fields medal ceremony. And confront them with the fact there is
amazingly little Pythagoras stuff out there written & crafted
by them.
All these overpaid weirdo's like math &
physics professors, sometimes they are very good at the stuff they
do. For example:
Q: What are math professors very good at?
A: They are very good at telling that they could not find the 3D
complex numbers.
Q: What are physics professors very good at?
A: They are very good at explaining they could not find magnetic
monopoles.
That was it for this update. Live well, think
well and always ensure we have this constant stream of dead
Russian soldiers. If not I get depressed and I don't want to be in
that sorrow state of mind.
(27 July 2022) Is an economical recession
coming? Today in the USA the stock price of Walmart fell by about
10% on disappointing results. So higher prices in the USA lead to
a significant different consumer behavior. Here in Europe it was
reported that Unilever was able to pass on the higher prices. So,
for the time being, higher prices don't make the EU consumers
balk.
Now there is often a hassle about when a
recession starts. In a lot of countries it is simple two quarters
of shrinking GDP. But in the USA there is a committee that looks
at a wide range of statistics and declares if there is a serious
decline in economical output yes or no. These are just different
methods so all that hassle stuff is not needed at all. Thursday
the US GDP figures come out so we will see...
Two items for today:
Item 1) Russia leaving the Space Station
after 2024?
Item 2) Another Fields medal finalist.
Item 1) Russia
leaving the Space Station after 2024?
AP reports that may be Russia will leave the
ISS. That can have all kinds of weird consequences. Some parts or
modules were built by Russia back in the time, likely they have
ownership of those modules. So they can do more or less what they
want with it.
I haven't heard of any kind of withdrawing
from the ITER fusion project. Likely they are still in although I
expect the ITER project to fail because of electron
instabilities.
Anyway here is the AP writing on this
detail:
Russia to drop out of International Space Station after 2024,
link used:
https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-putin-science-
241e789005f6375eeac3189acbdbc140
Remark this link is relative weird, why put
in putin in that link? Likely for archiving purposes I
guess.
Item 2) Another
Fields medal finalist.
It seems that a few weeks ago some math
congress was hold in Finland or so. Anyway the prime minister has
the honor to open it and he has a good joke for the hundreds of
math professors in the audience:
There are three kinds of finance ministers:
In the first place there are those who can count. In the second
place there are those who can't count.
For some strange reason Youtube says play it
yourself so I can't show you it. But it was a boring four hour
video anyway, who is going to look at a giant room filled with
math professors?
One of the fresh Field medallists also does
stuff with magnetism. It is not a secret that I think electrons
are not tiny magnets but magnetic monopoles. That is why they form
electron pairs in chemical bonding with a shared electron
pair.
All these years I could never find anything
that points to electrons being tiny magnets. Only overpaid physics
professors say that but if you look at any experiment out there,
often it is far better explained by the magnetic monopole model
for the electron.
The math professor that got a medal from
other math professors is Hugo Duminil-Copin. He is just an
ordinary guy, he is not different from all other university people
that think electrons are tiny magnets. In itself Hugo is not
stupid, but the collective of physics professors is truly stupid.
They claim electrons are tiny magnets but
they don't have a tiny shred of experimental proof for that. And
they just don't care about it; that is why I don't consider them
to be scientists but people from blah blah land.
There are also short videos out about the
individual winners, the next screen shot if from the Hugo
video:
The 'tiny magnet' model is already nonsense.
How can electrons form a chemical bond with opposite spins? That
is anti-aligned and how can that work? It is one hundred percent
bullshit.
So the 'tiny magnet' model is already a weird
model and what does Hugo Duminil-Copin do with it?
He uses the so called Ising model to study
this further. On top of that he even gets a price for that. This
world is a weird weird place.
The last two or three decades there was only
one achievement made on using the magnetic properties of
electrons. That is the so called Giant Magneto Resistance effect.
You can check for yourself; does it work based on all electrons
being the same or are there two kinds of electrons?
The GMR effect in itself is very interesting;
if you make a material with alternating layers of magnetism, see
below, there is much more electrical resistance. Based on that IBM
could make those big hard disks for your computer very cheap.
The next picture does not depict the GMR effect but the fact that
electrons scatter differently depending on their spin. But if
electrons carry a permanent monopole magnetic charge, at least for
my own brain it becomes a bit more logical:
And the whole thing of classifying the spin
states as 'spin up' versus 'spin down' points to electrons being
magnetic monopoles.
But I have given up on the physics
professors; logic does not work just like all their spintronics
just never work. So lets try to find that button 'upload website'.
Wiki: Giant magnetoresistance.
Link used:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_magnetoresistance
That was it for this small
update.
(22 July 2022) The grain & other food
export problems don't seem to evolve very much. May be it is
better to resume to trying to shoot down all Russian war ships,
may be that is not better. I don't know, time is running out and
there is not much happening...
One of the African presidents came out
complaining that now most Russian banks are thrown from the SWIFT
messaging system they can't even pay for Russian grain. I would
like to remark that SWIFT is only a messaging system, when it was
invented it was likely secure telex and may that is what they
still do today. Anyway payments could still be done if you have an
email address or a telephone number. The problem is of course when
such payments need to go through a chain of banks and banks simply
refusing to transfer money into the direction of Russia. The
problem is that you try to buy stuff from a criminal while all of
the time complaining about colonialism this and colonialism that.
You know we are a tiny country but we are number two after the USA
when it comes to food exports. Why is non of the African nations
doing stuff like that? Oh yes I hear it already:
COLONIALISM!
In another development the European Central
Bank raised rates by 50 basis points. That was about time. For
example last year in my country house prices rose about 15%. That
is far too much and mostly caused by the ultra low even negative
interest rates from the ECB. And, with unanimity, they also
crafted some emergency instrument in case one of the participating
country gets under weird market pressure. So it is not meant for
countries with high interest rates on their government bonds
because of too large deficits or so, but an emergency thing.
Ok, may be that is a good idea.
Two items today:
Item 1) Is worn out Russian artillery a root
cause for all that weird stuff?
Item 2) May be a BIG WIN for the MATH PROFESSORS!
Item 1) Is worn out
Russian artillery a root cause for all that weird stuff?
I didn't save the links to the relevant
videos but it was reported that Canada already is sending
replacement barrels for their howitzers (may be it is for other
artillery but you get the point). I have never thought about that:
how fast does artillery degenerate?
After all a standard 155 mm NATO round has a
mass of 50 kg, with a big explosion it flies dozens of kilometers.
So of course this must wear down the barrel one way or the other.
On top of that we are in day 140+ of what
supposedly would be a 3 day war. And given the likely detail that
the Russian military was kept out of the loop for planning this
war, we can wonder if Russia is capable at all for just standard maintenance
of their artillery. Likely the answer is a big NO, likely there is
not much maintenance going on over there.
May be that could be a reason for such weird
pictures like the next screen shot:
This is a crazy amount of rounds just doing
nothing. This is crazy behavior but could it in part be caused by
the lack of maintenance?
By all standards this is the weirdest
military operation I ever observed...
Item 2) May be a BIG
WIN for the MATH PROFESSORS!
I finally took some time to look at the
history of that complicated matrix version of the theorem of
Pythagoras. All in all it look likely that in the 20-th century
there was only that thing with a matrix A multiplied
against it's transpose.
Now my method is very different, I found a
way to calculate the volume of the higher dimensional
parallelogram directly by making your starting non-square matrix A
into a square matrix M.
That is a little win for me because I gained
some insight into how to tackle such a problem. And if I was the
first human to do this, you can say it is a big win for me.
Under the assumption I was the first human to
pull of this simple trick of squaring a non-square matrix, is it
also a big win for the professional math professors? It could be
because I know for sure what professional professors like:
That always like to NOT TALK about me. You
can argue that is a bit strange because they only have their
complex plane, some quaternions and basically that's it. They have
no complex numbers above dimension 2 and for them that's ok.
So with a bit of luck they will NOT TALK
about my cute matrix for say at least three centuries! Three
centuries of total silence! That would be a bi big win for the
math professors because they always love to NOT TALK about me and
now they can do that for 300 years or longer!
You see me and the professional math
professors are now in a so called 'win win' situation: Each of the
participants has a big benefit: I have found my cute method and
the math professors are glad they can keep their mouths closed
like forever...
__________
Ok, almost the end of this update. I
found a funny way to take the sine of a minor matrix against it's
parent matrix. So if you are into that mathy stuff you can find
the short post on the other website:
On the sine of a matrix minor against it parent
matrix. Link used:
http://3dcomplexnumbers.net/2022/07/18/on-the-sine-
of-a-matrix-minor-against-it-parent-matrix/
It's high time to upload this stuff so I can
do other things. Thanks for your attention.
UPDATE: Well well a deal seems to be
reached! Unbelievable given the special love between Ukraine and
Russia. So my estimation from 24 hours ago was not correct, I
think I have to apologize (for the second time already in this
war).
Interesting details are that every body is signing treaties with
the UN and as such it is avoided that Russia and Ukraine had to
sign a mutual agreement.
I would like to thank everyone, in particular
the Turks. Turkey might be in huge economical troubles at the
moment so it is good to see they don't give up. Well done every
body!
Ok, now you are once more at the end of an
update.
(20 July 2022) Oh bah, the heat wave is here
for the very first day. I don't like it but it is by far not as
bad as for example in Italy where entire rivers seem to be running
dry or the UK where there were plenty of fires today.
Of course one heat wave is not climate change, climate change is
that year in year out it gets a bit warmer on average. And that is
happening; a lot of years are record years when it comes to the
average temperature, the maximum temperature or the summer
average.
Two items for today:
Item 1) Shit man, Ruzzia has destroyed all
four HIMARS trucks! Really true!
Item 2) The Stern-Gerlach experiment one hundred years old.
Item 1) Shit man,
Ruzzia has destroyed all four HIMARS trucks! Really true!
Russia constantly claims to have destroyed
one or more of the HIMARS trucks. So we can safely conclude that
they are a good pain in the ass...;) But of course the Russians
can use such 'information' for their lovely state
television.
I didn't know the Bulgarian military could be
this funny, but they are.
Title: Russia: Ukraine’s four HIMARS were destroyed, we used PrSMs.
Link used: https://bulgarianmilitary.com/2022/07/18/russia-ukraines-
four-himars-were-destroyed-we-used-prsms/
Someone emailed me and wrote that the HIMARS
often feel lonely now they are in Ukraine. No not when they are at
work shooting their boom stuff. It is when they are alone they
miss their family.
Luckily their little brothers are on their
way, they are not as fast on the road as their HIMARS sisters but
man they can do boom stuff big time!
Ok, all that is still missing now are these
more advanced anti-air defense systems. It would be great if at
least the largest cities get some good air cover against cruse
missiles and stuff.
And, by the way, why don't we hear nothing
about those USA drones? Is that where Russia has some success into
jamming them? The Russian anti-air stuff can't deal with the
rockets from the HIMARS, that is a lucky shot for Ukraine.
Item 2) The Stern-Gerlach
experiment one hundred years old.
I often ask for say the Ukrainians to tell
the truth as it is. Bad news must not be suppressed because
otherwise people like me but also the Ukrainians themselves don't
have a good picture over what is going on.
In practice a lot of news is already riddled
with faults, often they are tiny and not that significant. That is
just unavoidable but you must always try to stay close to the
truth. (Unless it is clear you are joking or so.)
Today I came across an article from the
Scientific American that was both good and bad. It was good
because it came with a picture I had never seen before, it is the
original Stern-Gerlach apparatus (see below). And bad because
important details like the use of a inhomogeneous magnetic field
is used, these details miss.
Another detail that is missing is the fact
they used vaporized silver back in the year 1922. But silver only
vaporizes at say 2000 degrees Celcius and as such all of your
silver atoms are likely not atoms but ions. How they dealt with
that I don't know but it must have been an extra hurdle in this
one hundred year old experiment.
Click on the picture for a wider
version:
Until about seven years ago I just never
heard of this experiment. I tried to understand it but it was
hard. How could just one unpaired electron steer an entire silver
atom into a particular direction? After all this lonely electron
it's mass only about 1/1830 of the mass of a single proton or
neutron. And a silver atom has many protons and neutrons.
So what was going on there?
After about two days I arrived at the
conclusion that if electrons were magnetic monopoles, that might
be a possible explanation. But wasn't that a weird solution? These
physics people always say that they can't find magnetic monopoles.
Later I studied the official explanation for
this exiting experiment, the overpaid weirdo's think that
electrons are tiny magnets that either align with the applied
external magnetic field or anti-align with it.
That is far more crazy as my own idea that
electrons are magnetic monopoles. After all why should a tiny
magnet anti-align itself against a powerful bit external magnetic
field? That is one of the detail they never talk about.
Anyway I have given up convincing these
physics weirdo's that must be wrong and I have accepted failure on
that detail.
In case you have never heard of the Stern-Gerlach
experiment but have some interest into the science of physics, you
must take a bit of time to understand why this experiment was so
important although the people that did the experiment had no clue
about what they found.
Mr. Stern from the Stern-Gerlach experiment
became the first assistant to a fresh physics professor named
Einstein. So Einstein must have known from the experimental setup
of this experiment, but he never jumped to the conclusion that
from now on it is nonsense to view electrons as tiny magnets...
100 Years Ago, a Quantum Experiment Explained Why We Don’t Fall through Our Chairs.
Link used:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/100-years-ago-a-quantum-
experiment-explained-why-we-dont-fall-through-our-chairs/
Ok, that was it for this update. Thanks for
your attention and try to stay cool in this fucking heat. Till
updates.
(15 July 2022) There seems to be a bit of
progress on the possibility that Ukraine will start exporting
grain like wheat and other food again. So lets hope this will not
fall apart. For this all to be successful at least in important
parts of the Black Sea all military activity must fade away.
Another complicating factor is that there
seem to be laid out about 500 sea mines. If they are all well
anchored it is possible to make safe lanes through them without
first removing all of them. But if these things go drifting that
can give some serious problems... Anyway I am not much of a marine
expert, I don't know in detail how good the present day anti-mine
capabilities are...
So lets see how things evolve and hope for
the best.
Two short items for today:
Item 1) Denys Davydov has an interesting heat
map.
Item 2) A fields medal for the Ukrainian Maryna Viazovska.
Item 1) Denys Davydov
has an interesting heat map.
Look in the picture below, likely those maps
are made on a 24 hour basis and as such you can more or less see
how much boom stuff has gone off. It looks like a significant
reduction and of course it is hoped that this stays so.
Hard to say if all those exploded ammo depots
already play a role in this. Ok very likely it is but you must
never jump to conclusions too fast. But if it stays this way or
less that is mighty good news...;)
Item 2) A fields
medal for the Ukrainian Maryna Viazovska.
I totally missed the news but there are more
Field medals out. Field medals are a relatively high prize in the
science of math, it is an encouraging prize for youngsters under
40.
It works a bit like the Nobel prizes:
University people give medals and money prizes to other university
people. I think it has happened only once that the physics Noble
prize went to a person that was not working at a
university.
I don't want to sound negative, but there are
strong 'ivory tower' elements in both prizes. That does not take
away it is always interesting in what the present day prize
winners have done to pass the time.
Maryna is a bit famous because she discovered
the most ideal packing for a bunch of spheres in 8 dimensions. How
to pack a bunch of 8D spheres in such a way it takes the least
amount of volume? You don't have to think very long about this
problem in order to understand that likely this is hard to
crack.
In order to understand we get all kinds of
weird stuff in higher dimensions, we first take a simple example:
the square meter.
Now half the sides of this square meter, so now the sides are half
a meter. How many of the small stuff do you need to cover the
original square meter? That is four pieces of course.
Well in 8 dimensions, if you cut all sides of
a unit cube in half, you need 256 of those smaller cubes to cover
the original 8 dimensional cube. Of course putting a sphere in
each of those 256 smaller cubes gives some kind of packing, but
likely you can improve on that. Well that is the problem that
Maryna solved...
I never tried it but likely it is fucking hard.
For those interested her citation pdf is here
and a Youtube video is as next:
Fields Medals 2022 Maryna Viazovska
Link used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAyuipqM5uQ
Wow man, old math problems still standing
open? I just wonder what would happen if somebody would find for
example the long sought three dimensional complex numbers? Would
that not be great news?
That depends, if the math geek that finds it
is an easy exploitable person for the university marketing
departments, the universities will have a field day so to say.
And if the math geek is not a member of that
university cult, sorry but there is no fame for you. On the other
side I am really not waiting for a bunch of journalists asking
stupid questions about 3D complex numbers...;) So life isn't that
bad over here!
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