Wheels are turning in your head

[tienelle]

Hah! Another project falls before my all-nighter-ly prowess. And with whole hours to go before the deadline, too. It's probably bad when your project starts turning into cyberpunk while you're proof-reading it, isn't it?

Comments

[the_aviator]

What *exactly* do you mean?

Given the factor K in formula 2.1 we can prove by theorem 4.5 that as Molly looked at the falling rain the net flashed like a neon strobe. Another cold Chiba day in Cheap Hotel...

[tienelle]

More that my brain did an interesting little somersault, and the same words started making much more sense as a cyberpunk novel than as a physics report. Admittedly, the report at that stage did involve using a red laser to align a target, but still...

[the_aviator]

Funky!

Would it be too cynical of me to point out that you will probably end up richer by writing cyberpunk novels than physics reports? ;)

[requiem_17_23]

Would it be tiresome of me to point out that the two are not incompatible?

[crazyca]

um... this will sound strange... but...
well, i had a problem (physics) which i was bitchin about in my lj and enismirdal pointed me to you...
well, the problem might be solved, but... can i add you to my friends list???

i mean, not to ask you about "the" problem, just, fellow geeky physicist and all... :oP
add me back?

[tienelle]

Go ahead. I'm not much good for problems, though - I tend to get stuck thinking along the wrong lines.

[crazyca]

yeah, difractional net... can't seem to find a teacher who knows the answer... so i'll just stuck to making new friends! :oP

[tienelle]

Not even sure what one of those is. A fine grid that you're looking at the diffraction pattern from?