My roommates didn't get the joke. But we are talking about a 17 year old undeclared major, a 18 year old MDT (music dance and theater) major and a 23 year old MFHD major. The EE major got it.
There once was a lady named Bright, Who traveled much faster then light, She went out one day in a relative way, And returned the previous night.
I still to this day wonder if tachyons could exist. From what I understand they wouldn't react with ordinary matter so I don't know how we could detect them. However, if I was a good physicist I would have to say, "If they don't exist in the lab, then they don't exist."
My roommates didn't get the joke. But we are talking about a 17 year old undeclared major, a 18 year old MDT (music dance and theater) major and a 23 year old MFHD major. The EE major got it.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the poem:
ReplyDeleteThere once was a lady named Bright,
Who traveled much faster then light,
She went out one day in a relative way,
And returned the previous night.
I still to this day wonder if tachyons could exist. From what I understand they wouldn't react with ordinary matter so I don't know how we could detect them. However, if I was a good physicist I would have to say, "If they don't exist in the lab, then they don't exist."