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As I've grown since becoming a furry my personality has changed quite a bit. I am mostly a calm person. Very timid I should actually say... well humble is more like it. But there are a lot times when I just feel unstoppable and the events of my life become a whirlwind. And I like that sort of thing. It's that kind of thrill that makes life worth living. Just from time to time moments can be pushed to the extreme. When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.

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Physics, Astronomy, Quantum Field Mechanincs

11 years ago

So I am finally going to school! And that's right, I am going to study the above said subjects with vigor. I would like to become a theoretical physicist but I am not sure if I should concentrate on the Macrocosm or Microcosm. Well maybe there is a measurable difference between the two that can be predicted. There are a handful of people who say the structural density of the vacuum of space could provide a link to explain the uncertain probability of electrons in a quantum field. Whoops, sorry, I lost ya there. It means that when electrons disappear (mostly when you're not looking at them) they may be slipping into a tiny "black-hole" in the nucleus of the atom where there is incredible density. It's like how the gravity (which we still don't really understand) of a Celestial Black-Hole pulls light into it. LIGHT!? The very cosmic speed limit. Sorry, lost ya again. TELEPORTATION! for real, B)