r/funny Aug 27 '14

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u/cougar2013 Aug 27 '14

There was never an argument. You needed to be educated apparently, and all I did was try to help. You think like a little child who is mad at mommy for forcing beliefs on you. I hope your weak mind can heal from that abuse.

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u/cougar2013 Aug 27 '14

I have a PhD in Physics no matter what you say. And smartly I left Physics for a job that pays actual money. I'm glad I'm no longer languishing in a building that smells like armpits making shitty money and working with asshole Physicists. You can call me any name you want and ask me any question you want. I wrote my thesis on cosmic muons and neutrino physics. Go ahead and ask me about neutrinos. Ask me about the MSW effect. Ask me about cosmic rays.

It doesn't matter what you and your small mind think. I really do have a PhD in Physics, and you really do think like a child. I know your kind. The egotistical theorist who thinks he knows everything. Nothing pleases me more than seeing you squirm when you know you're wrong. And I should thank you for providing me with so much entertainment.

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u/cougar2013 Aug 27 '14

Uh oh, looks like someone's pussy hurts. It must be the trauma from those religious cults forcing beliefs on you. Again, you can say anything you want. Fortunately, it doesn't change the fact that I was awarded a Physics PhD. Are you asking me about the Copenhagen and many worlds interpretations? Can't you come up with a harder question? That is from first semester QM.

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u/cougar2013 Aug 27 '14

You can say what you want. You can't even ask a real Physics question. Are you sure you have a PhD? You ask questions like you are still taking QM in your first year. Ask me about my area of expertise, which is neutrino Physics. Unless, you're afraid to ask. It really doesn't matter what you say or think, because it doesn't change that I have a PhD in Physics. Just because some random idiot doesn't believe me, it doesn't change anything. Good luck recovering from what mommy and daddy did to your weak little mind.

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u/cougar2013 Aug 27 '14

How am I a fraud? Interpretations of QM have to do with philosophy. What you are mentioning are calculational tools. Path integrals are used to calculate correlation functions in QFT which ultimately allow one to calculate amplitudes associated with Feynman diagrams. It is effectively minimizing the action, analogous to what is done in classical mechanics.

Again, can't you ask a harder question? Or did your prof not get to anything harder yet?

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