January 19, 2012
by Gregor Cuzak
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Could it be that bosons do comply with the Pauli principle, because they are in truth only representatins of coupled fermions, wherein such must comply anyhow? Could it be that coupling of fermions neccesitates creation of bosons? Coupling does mean … Continue reading
December 22, 2011
by Gregor Cuzak
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Charles Handy’s shamrock organisation predicts that it’s possible to outsource everything, to have a de facto virtual company, lest one thing. The knot that ties the shamrock together is decision making ability. There has to be judging that decides what … Continue reading
December 14, 2011
by Gregor Cuzak
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Higgs is a funny boson. Kind of funny. First things first. Matter is made of atoms. Atoms are made of particles. Particles are either fermions or bosons. Period. A fermion is a particle obeying the Pauli principle, alas, only one … Continue reading
November 30, 2011
by Gregor Cuzak
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Stupid question, right? Right? Well, right in all practical senses, but if this blog is about anything it is about stretching the limits of thought beyond the expected. Herein I’d like to convince you that information is totally and completely … Continue reading
November 24, 2011
by Gregor Cuzak
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Can a drop of water cut like a knife? The answer is yes. Let a drop-let of water continually drop onto a brick of stone. In time the brick will be cut. It cuts everything.
November 24, 2011
by Gregor Cuzak
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Can a drop of water be a bomb? The answer is yes. Let the drop-let of water drop into a pond of pure sulphuric acid. It explodes.
November 22, 2011
by Gregor Cuzak
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I’m no expert on networking, nor on energy distribution, neither is what I’m going to tell you here original. Energy over IP makes sense, incredible sense. For one and one reason only. Regulation. Let me give you an example. Taxes … Continue reading
October 28, 2011
by Gregor Cuzak
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It is not about what you do do. It is about what you do not do. Thoughts, words and actions. Play!
October 21, 2011
by Gregor Cuzak
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Perfection is only attainable in closed environments. It is absolutely impossible in real life. Closed environments are frameworks with clear sets of rules. Insofar that the participants of the closed environments accept the rules, and hence also accept the ruler, … Continue reading