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Kevin
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Brute Variety Strings
Posted:
Mar 4, 2013 3:07 PM
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Nanotubes are brute variety strings... I acknowledge that there are
smaller variety strings which can be conveyed to me as being smaller
than brute variety strings but I don't have an affinity for having
knowledge of these without being in a partnership with someone who has
an affinity for smaller varieties of strings. The issue with nanotubes
being a brute variety of strings is astrophysics... Astrophysics says
oil pipeline up to 4" and 6" in diameter are a variety of string...
Yeah, well, maybe that goes under the purview of someone with post
traumatic stress... I don't have post traumatic stress... I have a
Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering instead of having post
traumatic stress as the reason why I suspect astrophysics. It is hard
to convey Aerospace Engineering to Physics posing as Chemistry in a
small space.
The reason I don't want to be a physicist is because I'm indomitable.
There is only one person on earth who is more indomitable than myself
and that is Queen Elizabeth. The consensus might say that I'm too
young to be an expert in antimatter string space definitions. In my
defense, I claim that having a mother who has had shock therapy
treatments is a required parameter... In any event, the point is that
my thesis has greater merit than other similar theses that may be
present in the cue and therefore has priority.
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