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Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2022 10:20 am
Apparently Quantum physics is the study of tiny particles of matter & its happenings at the most fundamental level.
There are also some theories that matter can & does just vanish & reappear in the vaccuum of space, & other theories of there being many unviverses beyond that of the observable universe we reside in.
Well im wondering if anyone else has a reloading room/area/bench that is like mine--a vaccuum in the fabric of space-time.
Im now convinved my reloading bench & the area immediately around it is a vaccuum, & those quantum Physicists should come & study Quantum phenomenon in my room.
Last night, i did some reloading & did that stupid thing i still randomely do with a new primer box--that being turn it upside down & try to pry the little flap of cardboard up to slide the primer tray out, & yes i did it again :facepalm:, the tray moved & a row of primers danced around the bench & floor. (FFS...!!)
Well, it turned out there were only 9 that fell.....& of the 9, i found 4...thats FOUR...
Whenever this happens, i never find all of them....well not straight away anyway....
I look very hard & cannot find them, but the strange thing is, i find other primers that have previously fallen, but werent there when i was looking for them immediately after i dropped them.
Im sure its a Quantum Physics thing....tiny particles that vanish, then re-appear at some point in the future of the fabric of time-space.
Fair dinkum there are 5 large rifle primers just vanished, but i found 2 small rifle primers. :ohwell:
Im also missing a 222/223 collet die thats vanished--last used on that very bench. :umm:
I dont play golf because i suck at it, but im sure Golf courses have similar properties--the first time i ever played 9 holes on a golf course, i lost 8 golf balls, but found 11 others while looking for the ones i shanked.
Come to think of it, my tool trailer has random bouts of this phenomena.
I just hope no one else gets my primers like i did their golf balls that day, & I wonder if this sort of thing will even out over the years & end up square with the last lot of ammo i ever load.
OK...im going back in there to load up some 222 & 22/250, with any luck that bloody collet die will show up..!!
There are also some theories that matter can & does just vanish & reappear in the vaccuum of space, & other theories of there being many unviverses beyond that of the observable universe we reside in.
Well im wondering if anyone else has a reloading room/area/bench that is like mine--a vaccuum in the fabric of space-time.
Im now convinved my reloading bench & the area immediately around it is a vaccuum, & those quantum Physicists should come & study Quantum phenomenon in my room.
Last night, i did some reloading & did that stupid thing i still randomely do with a new primer box--that being turn it upside down & try to pry the little flap of cardboard up to slide the primer tray out, & yes i did it again :facepalm:, the tray moved & a row of primers danced around the bench & floor. (FFS...!!)
Well, it turned out there were only 9 that fell.....& of the 9, i found 4...thats FOUR...
Whenever this happens, i never find all of them....well not straight away anyway....
I look very hard & cannot find them, but the strange thing is, i find other primers that have previously fallen, but werent there when i was looking for them immediately after i dropped them.
Im sure its a Quantum Physics thing....tiny particles that vanish, then re-appear at some point in the future of the fabric of time-space.
Fair dinkum there are 5 large rifle primers just vanished, but i found 2 small rifle primers. :ohwell:
Im also missing a 222/223 collet die thats vanished--last used on that very bench. :umm:
I dont play golf because i suck at it, but im sure Golf courses have similar properties--the first time i ever played 9 holes on a golf course, i lost 8 golf balls, but found 11 others while looking for the ones i shanked.
Come to think of it, my tool trailer has random bouts of this phenomena.
I just hope no one else gets my primers like i did their golf balls that day, & I wonder if this sort of thing will even out over the years & end up square with the last lot of ammo i ever load.
OK...im going back in there to load up some 222 & 22/250, with any luck that bloody collet die will show up..!!