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On 7/2/2012 10:48 AM, Oscar wrote:
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I hope you realize that was a facetious label that
unfortunately stuck
with popular media.

The Particle, is being pushed as the answer to the creation or
genesis
of the big bang. The God particle is a good name for the entity.

It's not the "God particle", it's the "god particle".

Cite?

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science...2/1?csp=34news




Are you really saying that a boson is God?

Did you really think that?

Well, it appears so.

Then that's some convoluted, disconnected logic you have.

You asserted that God was spelled with a lower-case "g". I taught
you, with a cite, that it is upper-case.

That is all.


The word god can be spelled with an upper case G or a lower case g.
Don't they teach simple stuff like that in godforsaken south carolina?

Here's how harry probably views the topic. It's not so important weather
the word is capitalized or not, but whether or not disrespect is
intended.
In harry's case, I'm sure disrespect is intended.


Of course...


Just disbelief in the superstition.

I wonder which "God" they think the boson particle is?

Someone please read one of the articles on the subject out loud for Loogie.

It won't help. He's just looking for an argument.

If he really wants to know, he'd google "Leon Ledermen", the guy that coined the term "God Particle". It's his caps.

I've read a lot of articles, and no one mentions a real God except those
who don't have a clue what the boson particle really is.