This push me back to Keanu Reeves movie with Morgan Freeman called,”Chain Reaction.” To see “resonances” used in this way?

We had talked previously on the basis of, “I am Legend” as well in this same respect.

I think this goes to the idea that scientists are somehow indeed nerdy, in that they like to spend their time resolute, looking for the secrets to life. White coats and all, glasses to peer ever deeply into the very fabric of the nature of the universe. IN the movie this take was different, having a compadre to help him along.

But yes, it is more then that.

I can relate in that I was interested in ionic generators and tried crudely to manufacture all the parts myself. So seeing a lathe being used, or metal fabrication being done, along side of the intricate, well, I would not say, so far as the electronics and soldering you had done.

I did get shocks playing with the old tube radios.:)

I think this is the kind of adventure “with invention” is what gives one a boost to keeping on top of technological developments. If one had never been a participant to technological change, one might never understand the changes one has to make in adapting. In my case what was intuitive in technological processes now became detach from the way i had always done things.

These examples I am sure can be the thoughts shared by our scientists and the way they did there counting and observations of tracks left in the bubble chambers?

Over all, I liked the show very much too.