Take the biophysics of prions, and convert them to a thermodynaic ideal of regular physics. Afterwards, comprehend the electromagnetic and quantum physics of it all. From there, suit it toward water, making each molecule of water into ice by altering the subatomic particles and their attributes. Sometimes like particles, sometimes like waves. You’ll need to build a device to change the quantum structure of the prion to suit the water, and of course various experiment will be done. You can do it! Push it to the limit!
May 27, 2007, 06:51AM PDT | 0 comments
I have a problem with this word. I won’t even say vinegar.
May 27, 2007, 06:45AM PDT | 0 comments
I’m still going for it. I have been told by various professors I should apply at MIT. I don’t really care for these schools, and I suppose they could do me no good. I’ve become an efficient scientist, and I’ve been able to reduce production costs of high-level science equipment, thus allowing me to build my own. School is just a bunch of theory, anyway. I want the equipment.
I’ve already decided upon various topics for my master’s, doctorate’s, and so forth. I’m iffy about it all, but I still would like to do more work with scientific equipment.
On a side note, I keep coming across people from Ivy league schools and whatnot. They don’t like me, because they think I’m an elite sociopath without remorse. And I say to them, “Thank you, that’s what I’ve been trying to achieve for the past decade. Next step God!”
Hell, if things go my way, I’ll just walk into Fort Knox, take it over, and get what I want that way. I’ve been questioning if I should take a Ghandi approach: no violence; or maybe I should just kill everyone: Charles Manson, “If I started killing people, there would be none of you left.”
May 27, 2007, 06:42AM PDT | 0 comments
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