Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Till death do us part - Question

first picture
One

Two


An embrace of forever,
Is not a mean feat,
Answer me why One and Two,
To get a chocolate fudge treat.
Posted by First Rain at 10:47 pm

9 comments:

  1. cactusjumpThursday, 30 March, 2006

    cos they both equal eternity/infinity? sorry bad guess!

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  2. First RainThursday, 30 March, 2006

    @CJ: Though not entirely accurate, it is not a bad guess at all! :o)

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  3. bloggerheadFriday, 31 March, 2006

    whoa you have me confused! head all messed up as it is:)

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  4. SoniaSaturday, 01 April, 2006

    ok, all i can see are two boxes with an x at the corner.

    so.... if you want an interpretation of that... i would have to say "Etislat is driving my crazzzzy"

    don't you think i deserve the chocolate fudge? ;o)

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  5. ~Nitoo Das~Saturday, 01 April, 2006

    Erm.

    (*tiptoes away quietly*)


    BUT
    Can I still have the chocolate fudge? Can I? Can I?

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  6. AnonymousSunday, 02 April, 2006

    okay, let me take a crack at it :)

    Fig 1 is the famous sculpture "psyche revived by the kiss of love" - depicting the moment when Psyche, the human is revived by her immortal lover Eros (or Cupid depending on whether you dig greek or roman mythology :p). The sculpture depicts their eternal love. Their bodies are entangled in that embrace and nothing can separate them.

    Fig 2 is the Dirac notation of an example of an "Entangled State" from Quantum Physics. Entangled States are states that cannot be decomposed into separate components.

    So the concept of "entanglement" on "non -decomposability" is what is common to both the pics

    Anyways, its been a long time since I went anywhere near a Quantum Mechanics book. But this was interesting :). So, am I correct?

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  7. mad anglesSunday, 02 April, 2006

    Oh my god - I'm afraid both of them look like Greek to me (the sculpture is probably Greek isnt it)

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  8. scoutSunday, 02 April, 2006

    added you to my blogroll. Hope that's okay :)

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  9. First RainMonday, 03 April, 2006

    @bloggerhead: Hi! Don't worry too much about the messed up head, I can out do anybody in that category anyday. :o) Nice to have you on the blog.

    @sonia: You have a treat lined up as it is, so.. maybe.. I can have the chocolate fudge this one time! ;o)

    @river: Hee hee! :D Okay.. just because you seem to like chocolate as much as I do... you can have it.

    @treefrog: BINGO! Woohoo ... the question makes sense to somebody... I am feeling very very happy! :o)

    @essar: It's based on Greek mythology if that's what you mean. It's from 18-19th century Italy, by Antonio Canova.

    @scout: Pleasure is mine. It's not everyday that I make the roll. :)

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