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On July 04 2012 15:21 kingjames01 wrote: We should do a quick estimation for the proportion of Macs in the room.
Quite high indeed, but not as high as the typical university classroom. Quite an abomination really.
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I fuckin love looking at a room of physicists just nonchalantly sitting around emanating badassery. Excited for the announcement. ;D
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Maybe this is all a sham put together by Apple to sell more Macs? =)
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Also, my sound has cut out a while back. I think they did that because sometimes the sound comes in really loud and they'll probably re-establish an audio stream when we approach the announcement.
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I am pretty stoked for this. I am just a big huge science nerd and stuff like this gets me hyped up.
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On July 04 2012 12:14 caradoc wrote: Friggin announcements of announcements
Announcement of announcements are killing physics...or Esports...whatever.
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I wonder what everyone actually does on their laptops while waiting.
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Upon further inspection this is a regularly scheduled research update. OP is a little overblown. But I'll stick it out for funsies.
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On July 04 2012 15:44 Pwnzer wrote:Announcement of announcements are killing physics...or Esports...whatever. this would be even more hilarious if it turned out that the announcement actually did kill physics (or I guess our notion of physics >.<)
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Wow, I'm really excited for this announcement
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On July 04 2012 15:41 kingjames01 wrote: Maybe this is all a sham put together by Apple to sell more Macs? =)
"We the physicists at CERN have not discovered the Higgs, but instead have discovered something much more important. That is that Macs are the greatest thing created as quantifiable by science and therefore all of you should own one..."
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On July 04 2012 15:45 r.Evo wrote: I wonder what everyone actually does on their laptops while waiting. mass dayZ genius LAN party
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On July 04 2012 15:45 EatThePath wrote: Upon further inspection this is a regularly scheduled research update. OP is a little overblown. But I'll stick it out for funsies. Well according to Wired, "Rumors have been flying for weeks already on what the LHC has found, with most pointing to a discovery of the Higgs boson with a mass of 125 gigaelectronvolts (GeV)."
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everyone has macs! ugh 
im excited i wonder what it is.
so many smart people
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Yeah, I'm really excited but I hope that I haven't over-reacted. I've found a few reputable news sites that state that there was a 'leak' which said that this would be a 'discovery' announcement.
Imagine that guy was reading TL.net???
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On July 04 2012 15:45 r.Evo wrote: I wonder what everyone actually does on their laptops while waiting.
Most of them have Macs, sooo.....browse iTunes? Check their Facebook? Watch a movie trailer on Quicktime? Oh, they can play The Sims. Yes. That must be it. I pretty much covered all possibilities.
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On July 04 2012 11:55 keyStorm wrote: but does it change the physics we know of?
at most it will correct the physics we know of  simply by adding something to the equations can change things in many ways though.
but dont worry, unless its a black hole opened somewhere on earth you wont be drifting into space anytime soon
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On July 04 2012 15:48 Al Bundy wrote:Show nested quote +On July 04 2012 15:45 EatThePath wrote: Upon further inspection this is a regularly scheduled research update. OP is a little overblown. But I'll stick it out for funsies. Well according to Wired, "Rumors have been flying for weeks already on what the LHC has found, with most pointing to a discovery of the Higgs boson with a mass of 125 gigaelectronvolts (GeV)."
The Boson itself has mass? That sounds incredibly weird... What give IT its mass then?
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On July 04 2012 15:51 Uncultured wrote:Show nested quote +On July 04 2012 15:48 Al Bundy wrote:On July 04 2012 15:45 EatThePath wrote: Upon further inspection this is a regularly scheduled research update. OP is a little overblown. But I'll stick it out for funsies. Well according to Wired, "Rumors have been flying for weeks already on what the LHC has found, with most pointing to a discovery of the Higgs boson with a mass of 125 gigaelectronvolts (GeV)." The Boson itself has mass? That sounds incredibly weird... What give IT its mass then?  I'm sorry I should have linked the article right away: http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/07/watch-live-higgs-boson/
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