What I thought when I learned Higgs bosom

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Dec 14th 2011 23:55 diary

These days I couldn't write here because I had a cold and needed a rest, but today I feel good so I'm writing.
I'm a Japanse, so I've heard many times about the nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Every time I think about them, I wonder how Albert Einstein felt when they killed a lot of people. I hope the new discovery of Higgs bosom (the existence hasn't been perfectly demonstrated yet, though)won't lead to the same thing.

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Dec 15th 2011 01:04 Ryan the Wired

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What I thought when I learned Higgs bosom
What I thought when I learned about the Higgs boson

These days I couldn't write here because I had a cold and needed a rest, but today I feel good so I'm writing.
These days I haven't been able to write here very often because I was feeling under the weather and needed to rest, but today I feel good, so I'm writing.

I'm a Japanse, so I've heard many times about the nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
I'm from Japan, so I've heard a lot about the nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Every time I think about them, I wonder how Albert Einstein felt when they killed a lot of people.
Every time I think about them, I wonder how Albert Einstein felt when they killed so many people.

I hope the new discovery of Higgs bosom (the existence hasn't been perfectly demonstrated yet, though)won't lead to the same thing.
I hope the discovery of the Higgs boson won't lead to the same thing (although the existence hasn't been perfectly demonstrated yet).

From Wikipedia, he said, "Of all the people I have met, I like the Japanese most,". He also said, "I made one great mistake in my life — when I signed the letter to President Roosevelt recommending that atom bombs be made".

I think he would be sad. It makes me sad, as well. I hope it is something that never happens again.