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5786599

Anonymous Sun May 26 06:59:09 2013 No.5786599 [Reply] [Original]

What is it with neutrinos?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 07:06:40 2013 No.5786604 they don't like you

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 08:07:09 2013 No.5786637 >>5786599 They're small bits of matter that only weakly interact with their surroundings. Do you have a problem with that?

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 08:14:24 2013 No.5786641 >>5786637 Yes because they penetrate me all the time

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 08:24:40 2013 No.5786650 At the end of the day, we're all quarks. The only difference is that you're strange, and I'm charming.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 08:25:40 2013 No.5786651 >>5786650 Shit, it 'aint as funny when you forget that spoiler tags aren't available in Sci.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 08:41:09 2013 No.5786663 >>5786641 Oh my

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 08:52:40 2013 No.5786677 The couple very weakly to other matter. If it wasn't for broken symmetry they wouldn't couple at all and we would never ever know they exist

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 08:53:39 2013 No.5786680 >>5786650 Yeah, but you're also more massive. Girls don't like fat dudes.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 09:28:09 2013 No.5786713 >>5786677 they would still interact with gravity.

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 09:38:55 2013 No.5786732 >>5786663 chris

>>	Anonymous Sun May 26 16:09:12 2013 No.5787446 >>5786677 Can something that can't be observed exist?

>>	Anonymous Mon May 27 13:32:03 2013 No.5789481 >>5787446 Theoretically, yes.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 27 19:40:08 2013 No.5790459 >>5787446 Only if it's implied by something else, like the laws of physics. Saying "This thing exists but doesn't affect anything and we have no reason to believe it" is stupid.