Conflict detectors and Niel Bohr

 So, I have to start with conflict, which as you may or may not know, occur regularly throughout what some might describe as, happens all over the place, in our daily lives. Be that as it may, certain category, or classifications of these " conflicts " probably fill spaces, much like , Dr. Bohr's " atom " fills our lives, in some space called Hilbert.

Now, oddly enough , just before this, Dr. Einstein had kind of proceeded to shock the scientific community by proving that the "little " things, everyone assumed made up every thing else where not in fact those things , but something probably bigger, it was probably opportune for Neil Bohr, to come up with these things, but one step better, a process to detect, and classify them. So, everyone seemed to think that was " super " , congratulations all around, and of course they developed , processes and techniques , to more or less expand on all of that. You do know all this went on in a relatively small area, and did of course include one woman , Emmy Noether, who was prominent among them, and probably did more " work " than the rest of them combined. Who knows, just an opinion. 

At the end of the day, Neil Bohr's atom was all about this particular conflict between that " tiny " electron, and it's " heavy " oppositional proton. So, the big deal is these two things, rather oddly can't cross paths, unless they do, which they do, but never mind that.  The Swedes did in fact seem pretty happy about the whole idea, generally.

And sure, these definitely are and where great ideas. Definitely had profound effects on academia, and the printing business , actually a lot of stuff, for example, light bulbs.

I guess my point is " many ", "many " of these conflicts and spaces, kind of resolve themselves, in this place called , whatever you want to call it ?

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