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usenet is sinusoidal like
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Dawn Flood
2025-01-16 04:31:28 UTC
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i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well technically it
doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human nature.
Jojo, Dear, you're pontificating.

Of course, why would posting ever be static; that would be odd?! And,
the wave-particle duality proposed by Dr. Louis de Broglie which lead to
the development of Quantum Mechanics by Dr. Erwin Schrödinger and then
to Quantum Field Theory a few years later by Dr. Paul Dirac (the first
"equation" for that is QFT = QM + SR) has little, if any, to do with the
statistical ebb and flow of Usenet or any other macroscopic phenomenon.
While the "probability amplitude" does describe the wave function, the
sampling distributions that underlies most macroscopic phenomena are
different than those that appear in QM & QFT.

Dawn
Woozy Song
2025-01-16 07:45:58 UTC
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i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well technically it
doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human nature.
nah, it is more sawtooth: builds up then crashes
jojo
2025-01-16 13:21:23 UTC
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i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well
technically it doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human nature.
nah, it is more sawtooth: builds up then crashes
its going up the tooth now i guess. i am here and soon % will
also be and then whole gang.
jojo
2025-01-16 13:20:18 UTC
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Post by Dawn Flood
i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well
technically it doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human nature.
Jojo, Dear, you're pontificating.
Of course, why would posting ever be static; that would be odd?!
And, the wave-particle duality proposed by Dr. Louis de Broglie
which lead to the development of Quantum Mechanics by Dr. Erwin
Schrödinger and then to Quantum Field Theory a few years later by
Dr. Paul Dirac (the first "equation" for that is QFT = QM + SR)
has little, if any, to do with the statistical ebb and flow of
Usenet or any other macroscopic phenomenon. While the
"probability amplitude" does describe the wave function, the
sampling distributions that underlies most macroscopic phenomena
are different than those that appear in QM & QFT.
Dawn
sometimes my brain feels like its in two different places at the
same time, sometimes multiple. i am thinking of one thing and
then something else pops off without notice.
%
2025-01-16 16:17:02 UTC
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i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well technically it
doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human nature.
your server saves them until its cache gets full
Doc Hammerslack
2025-01-16 16:19:01 UTC
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i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well technically it
doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human nature.
your server saves them until its cache gets full
No no...it's more profound than that.

The Usenet...BREATHES.

(People have to sleep sometime, so posts fall off...)
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Doc Hammerslack
jojo
2025-01-16 18:09:22 UTC
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i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well
technically it doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human nature.
your server saves them until its cache gets full
cache? actually how does usenet work? for websites i know there
is a domain linked to an ip which is in the dns table and that ip
links to a server..... something something like that.
%
2025-01-16 18:11:10 UTC
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i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well technically it
doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human nature.
your server saves them until its cache gets full
cache? actually how does usenet work? for websites i know there is a
domain linked to an ip which is in the dns table and that ip links to a
server..... something something like that.
the web page has a usenet server
jojo
2025-01-16 18:30:18 UTC
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i have noticed that posting comes in waves, it is not
continuous.
there is a high point and then it goes to zero, well
technically it doesnt goto minus 1, but you get the idea.
its all waves everywhere in life, from de broglie to human
nature.
your server saves them until its cache gets full
cache? actually how does usenet work? for websites i know there
is a domain linked to an ip which is in the dns table and that
ip links to a server..... something something like that.
the web page has a usenet server
what webpage? there are no webpages on usenet?

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