Scott:
>Subject: Re: more neutrinos
>
>Ok, I'm starting to get an idea on how they might work.
>
>I've been reading a Cosmology book "The First 3 Minutes" Talks a bit
>about neutrinos. The only thing they interact with is gravity and
>the weak force in an atomic nucleus.
Good book.
>(Killing one bird with 2 stones that we've already thrown)
>A grav field could be projected to focus or gather a larger number of
>neutrinos than would normally pass through it. While some sort of
>Nuc Damper type field could be set up inside the box. I'm gonna have
>to look back at how the Nuc Damper supposedly works, but I believe it
>does something with the strong and weak forces of the nucleus.
Nuc dampers do the strong force only, but a strongly focused gravity
field (the kind used to make "superdense") should be able to do it.
Good idea!
>Ok, it's an add hoc idea, but it doesn't have add any MORE black
>boxes to the game! :-)
That's the name of the exercise: explain what they did in some
sensible way. There's no point in saying it isn't possible (unless
you plan to start playing a different game), but there is much karmic
benefit to figuring out how it could be done (and politely assuming
that GDW thought of it, instead of being the idiots we all know they
are) :)
Later, later...
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