Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

We, in a cave under France,
looked for indivisible essence.
We smashed protons together
and looked for God in the scatter.
If we find God, the search is over.
We don't want it to be over.

People prove their ignorance daily.
Hope particles is what is scattered.
God it wasn't unless scientific minds said so.
We the People of Earth eat, drink, speak.
We the People of Earth use our minds to bullshit.


Good God!

God is silence.
And godawful noise.
And everything in between.
Everyone wants a piece of God,
always a potent marketing ploy.

I looked and then I had a l s d
I saw God- but he was hiding in each one of us- because that is the last place I would look? Ha ha laughing buddah
Huge waves and their riders
Pop and bob in the great Pacific Ocean
Tre statue that Gordon and malia put next to the riverI never went down riveri did like Jesus- and sitting Bull -I like the black elks
The heat of the desert had me seeing things
- too hot-sleep and breathe

even Einstein knew the e were things that probably couldn't be explained by science...and whatever that magic is. it seems we all want to believe there is something more than the mundane drudgery of trying to survive...something beautiful...where everyone is ok.....no more suffering of any kind....and to that end we have our interpretation of "God"....personalized for each of us....It may be the forest, it may a river....humans I feel, need to believe in things they cannot prove...or disprove

Always searching for how to live, how to live, how to live, and why.

Because it’s fun

between the invisible links
of quarks and mesons

the emptiness of nothing

fill
meaningfully

I seem to recall reading that the term "God particle" was coined by a NYT journalist covering the search for the Higgs. The physicists at the LHC were more inclined to refer to the elusive entity as "that goddamned particle"...

Looking for the God Particle..? Really?

Looking for the God Particle..? Really?

As if any God would possess a "Particle"..!

Science must have something to chase... something to know.., something to deny or else there wouldn't be science.

I think the idea was that a particle might "possess" God. It might be split so many times that we could read the essence of the universe. And maybe even explain gravity!

The notion of an association with "God" was not proposed by science, but by the laymen attempting to report it in an accessible manner. It was just a colorful metaphor some reporter dreamed up. The Higgs is an attempt to find a reason, some underlying structure to explain, why the individual particles have the mass they do. They're all over the place - protons are some 1800 times more massive than electrons. Why? I don't understand the theory, but it has something to do with how they interact with a "Higgs field" - more massive particles interract with it more strongly than lighter particles. The Higgs boson - the "God" particle - is the carrier of that field, just as photons are carriers of the electromagnetic field. By itself it doesn't explain the disparity among particle weights - but it provides insight into a mechanism that may lead to a fuller understanding.

That's how I understood it too. The "deific particle" field somehow bestows mass on other particles interacting with it, "just passing through"... Wild stuff, though still not much more than trying to seek answers to childlike questions like "why do things weigh what they weigh?"..

Nor no less than that. Wasn't it Picasso who once said it took a long time to learn to draw like a child? Our educational system takes great pains to teach us from an early age that such fundamental questions are "foolish" and "childlike".

Children ask some of the best questions..