| Your personal background. |
I'm an amateur scientist from my single digit years, currently employed as a broadcast engineer. My hobbies include building models of medieval siege engines, making obscure and antique scientific instruments like Wimshurst machines and Marx generators, blacksmithing, acapella singing, and many many more. I was a physics major at Colorado State University, but dropped out in my junior year after learning that physics was much more about getting funding than it was about basic science. I still follow the advances in science with avid interest, particularly in nanotechnology, quantum oddness, and cosmogenesis.
Participation in this project is quite satisfying.
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| Your opinions about Einstein@Home |
I run this because the unused processor cycles in 'net connected machines represent a vast wasted resource that can easily be applied to the common good of scientific endeavor.
LIGO and the space based interferometry project are the best type of science projects- simple, elegant, and deeply meaningful. (I can hardly wait for the results of the Gravity Probe B experiment). |
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