yes

Electromagnetism and weak nuclear force have a solid unification theory and supporting experiments since the 70's (and a few nobel prizes as back as '79 at least). Higgs boson is involved in electroweak symmetry breaking, and possibly unification of electroweak with the strong force.

yeah, they're funny in that. but it's more complete to say that there are particles exactly like electrons but with negative rest mass that can only move backwards in time. they can't stop and turn into 'normal' electrons. and that it's usually easier to think of them as positive electrons with normal positive rest mass and move forwards in time. the non-convertibility is important, or else it would seem that normal matter can take a sharp turn an go backwards in time.

right. but the parent post said

and it _is_ easy to take information along with it to make it move backward in time.

s/neutrons/neutrinos/gi

first, you're mixing cluster file systems (like GFS, OCFS, CXFS) and distributed file systems (Lustre, GlusteFS, Ceph). second, without backup hardware, you don't have backup; you'll lose data. at least, use a second offline or near-line array to copy to. third: "snapshots are effective backups". wrong fourth: "none of the mentioned solutions have support for (infiniband)". wrong

You're missing the goal: we need strong AI so that all web documents can be sentient. That way, they'll do a conscious effort to be usable on any kind of browser. See? it's not because AI is cool, it's our only hope!

Even on scientific notation, a googolplex is quite hard to write, I don't think the auction forms have space for a hundred zeros. 10^10^100 isn't scientific notation, you know.