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| == radical alterations to the intro to quantum mechanics article == | |||
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| A new editor has unilaterally made many drastic changes to the article ] to which you have made contributions. I do not think that the changes are desirable. I do not want to start an edit war. Could you please have a look at it? Thanks. ] (]) | |||
| == Black hole electron == | |||
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| Would you care to comment about the "Pattern of equal ratios" shown in "Talk:black hole electron"? | |||
| I believe we can now add Leonard Susskind to the list of theorists who thinks "-- gravity may be the most important force holding these particles (electrons) together": from his book, The Black Hole War (page 214). ] (]) 12:42, 31 May 2009 (UTC) | |||
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