talip bin osman

My internet connection at home got messed up but I still visit the site from my office.

Anthrax is my favourite band ever. First band I ever went to see. And the last, as it happens! And Come In and Burn is frankly the best record ever for working out to.

I really need to see Ikiru, what are you thoughts on it? Watched Rashomon for the first time, what a great freakin' movie! I still think Shichinin no Samurai is his masterpiece however.

wise words, my friend..although love holds weight, at the end of it all, respect > love..well said

What's your favorite Kurosawa flim?

good day to you wise one. besides hectic school and obnoxious roomates, life has been pretty fair. what do you think about the new gaming consoles coming out this year?

Thanks, I appreciate that. I love discussing science so if there's anything you want to talk about please just message me.

Gravitational waves would basically provide us with a model for gravity we can understand thus giving us answers to the only fundamental force we don't quite get. It was also mean gravity is also quantised (providing the waves were caused by the particulate equivalent, the graviton) and with information about the graviton that would lead to a quantum theory of gravity which would be very important. With a quantum theory of gravity in hand we could work towards unifying gravity with the other forces.


So in conclusion both are pretty important as they both help with a Grand Unification Theory, the topmost goal of all of Physics.

Again, I wish I could go into more detail but this is as far as my know how goes. Maybe in 6 years after my shot at University I can help out a little more.

This is getting a little advanced for me but according to the theory, the Higgs is responsible for giving stuff mass but also "symmetry breaking" which explains how the electromagnetic and weak nuclear force are different manifestations of the same thing, hence it would better our understanding of how they combine together in the "electroweak" force.
Also, Mass is a weird property and obviously with mass you get stuff like gravity so I wouldn't be surprised if a theory for gravity popped out of the Higgs Mechanism somewhere.

No prob, Talip.

Hope all is well.