The CERN encryption

[2/14, 11:00] Dr. Harish Ravi: So the CERN thing is just encryption of stars and nuclear reactors.. but colliding packets taught us everything securely.. why don't we understand that is a worry and a suction into science and condensed matter etc.. a worry..

[2/14, 11:15] Dr. Harish Ravi: That's what so what is the encryption? How will the data from 2 colliding particles lead to a better understanding of lesser velocity collisions in sun or build neutron fission reactors how will proton collision help understand neutrons

[2/14, 11:20] Dr. Harish Ravi: Maybe I can answer with a double PhD..

[2/14, 11:21] Dr. Harish Ravi: I think I just want to keep doing the first year courses during a PhD but I have to choose a nuclear physics prof as guide while my best friends and work is condensed matter physicists

What's there to laugh about particle collider and packet collider on photodiode in optics or RF? In particle collider there's 1 per 10 mins and in optics data there's 10^9 per second so if this is flipped there's enormous energy and it's funny..

What's there to laugh about particle collider and packet collider on photodiode in optics or RF? In particle collider there's 1 per 10 mins and in optics data there's 10^9 per second so if this is flipped there's enormous energy and it's funny..

[2/15, 11:51] Dr. Harish Ravi: The joke is the laziness to calculate energy of change..

[2/15, 11:52] Dr. Harish Ravi: Its a non profitable joke unless it's solved and told