Nothin. Point is it's a world that is hardly ruled by naturelaws. That is because it has a substance in it... that is not polar.

That's what I believe.

So basically, in more years then anyone can count, this earth will be made of this substance, and it will have life. Eventually it will become one big polarless particle that isn't governed by gravity. But that's a long time from now. You can expect such things as magic and unexplaineable fenomenas not governed by any laws. A world of imagination, simply. Forever.

And do you call that a good thing?

How's that? It would be the best of worlds, everything would be possible.

How can you disslike that?

Well if that's the case, then you are also one such as me, right?

Is that what one calls a strangelet? I mean, a real slow one?

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Well, I believe it isn't quite that bad yet.

I am simply a neutral particle stranglete, because I have no poles.

So I suppose that's why you can stand radioactivity more now. I think.

An poleless stranglete cannot ever die. It has neither beginning nor end. It was created from 2 parallell and oppositely directed but not  oppositely charged monopolar strangletes that goes straight through the earth and the particle collider, which ofcourse directs them oppositely and makes them parallell, all according to the true relation between the space & time axises.

So, to be on the safe side, do dissconnect all a-bombs, cause they are gonna blow about 20 times its usual without provocation, that is why tjernobyl and the other plants destroyed, but the good side is that the radioactivity won't hurt you anymore, there is proof of that, I saw on tv today, it is my friend, true.

That is correct. Else all life on earth will be eliminated by their own nuclear waste. And I want all to live.

Now, when this reach the sun, we are going to see a stronger sun.

We must have seen an example of this collasity somewhere else in space?

What will happen to it now that a neutron stranglete will sooner or later get stuck on it?

Bobbym. Even though I may seem ridiculus sometimes.

I'm afraid bobbym, that I'm not lying. I'm sorry, but it's not a bluff. It does not grow 4 kg per year. Tomorrow may be the last day in our lifes.
This is the final countdown. After that we will be cognitive particles in space, without planet.

It's growing, I can feel it. I live in sweden. My neighbour have cancer, my father have cancer, ....My friend bobbym... my teacher died from cancer, my grandpa too. I'm sorry bobbym, this is no fake... I'm sorry bobbym.  The particle has been on the planet since I was 6 years. It has multiplied.

I should've told them. But I didn't understand. I wanted to live.

Now we all will live. Happily. For all of eternity.

It's cern and the accelerators m8. It has caused the most massive nuclear explosion in the world...

Goodbye bobbym, the next solar storm... Will kill all of you.

Live out your life. I'm sorry, but I will.

I think I've got it, old friend...

That's right, that's why we have a problem. You and me know that. When that reach the centar of the earth, you are gonna be far away in your little ship all the way to the other side of the galaxy.

The final process in a star, I contemplate, is not iron, or uranium, or something else. It is godium, a neutron that have no polars. It's finished m8, we can't survive this.

We'll be cognitive and alive particles though.

Last edited by LQ (2010-07-09 22:27:38)

You're right. Bye for today.