Thread: if LDing is real then what about. . .

Originally Posted by Marvo

You got it wrong.


An atom, is a construction of 2 different particles, neutrons and protons. They stick together in the core. Around the atom, electrons are flying, at enourmous speed.

Now, if we break down an atom, we get neutrons, protons and electrons. These truly are energy, but if we go deeper, we find Hadrons, they are made of Quarks and Gluons. There is also Lepton, they form the electrons.

Leptons and Quarks are the basic elementar particles of the universe. They are what everything is made of, supported by the 4 main forces, Electromagnetism, Weak Interaction, Strong Interaction and Gravity.


This is what the universe consists of. All and everything is made of Quarks, Leptons and gluones (to keep stuff together).

And these are not energy, they are raw matter.

You are incorrect, but you mean well. Your definition is the gluon is "layman's" at its best - gravity and electromagnetism of course "keep stuff together" as well. And you forgot the other gauge bosons (photons being the most obvious of course!). We don't really need a re-iteration of the Standard Model anyway, but hey! I linked it anyway.

And there is energy in the universe? How can there not be.

And I still hold firm to the idea of ki as a disciplinary and visualisation exercise only. We don't see martial artists flinging fireballs around, at least outide of Street Fighter.

Hadoken!