It turns out your bad luck is all my fault

[pigswill]

Chanceons are however deflected by Unlimited Random Seed On reLoad ((U_RSOL).

 

[Bushface]

It must be pointed out that the "anti-chanceons" mentioned in a preceding post do not exist. The name is a misnomer for normal chanceons with unusually high negative bias, and it would seem that the mere use of the misnomer acts as an attraction for such particles.

 

[Stoney the I]

Seems to me the chanceon is the missing Boson that transmits luck, like the graviton does for gravity. I did some calculations and it does seem capable of creating negatively charged chancelets and since the chanceon affects chance, we might be in trouble once the LHC goes to full power.

I think we need mr Brian Cox to sort this out.

 

[bestbrian]

Seems to me the chanceon is the missing Boson that transmits luck, like the graviton does for gravity. I did some calculations and it does seem capable of creating negatively charged chancelets and since the chanceon affects chance, we might be in trouble once the LHC goes to full power.

I think we need mr Brian Cox to sort this out.

Brian Cox? The former NFL linebacker that gave the finger to the crowd at Rich Stadium (bless his heart)? I didn't realize that he was also an expert in these matters. Truly, a rennaissance man.

 

[DrewBledsoe]

Brian Cox? The former NFL linebacker that gave the finger to the crowd at Rich Stadium (bless his heart)? I didn't realize that he was also an expert in these matters. Truly, a rennaissance man.

While I complete endorse your sentiments Brian , I think there is another Brian Cox, an actor

 

[bestbrian]

While I complete endorse your sentiments Brian , I think there is another Brian Cox, an actor

He acts too! Awesome!

 

[SevenSpirits]

I'm Brian!

 

[bestbrian]

I'm Brian!

"I'm Brian and so's my wife"

 

[soverkun]

Thanks for the info, Dude. This helps alot as I don't like to play with cheats. So for now on I will disable my internet and wrap my computer in aluminum foil to block the default radio waves. Thanks again!

And it is widely known that "WTH bias" chanceons have a strong affinity to atoms with s2p2 electronic layers ( like carbon and siilicium ) , making that people and computers to be strongly affected by them, a thing that explains sudden burst of biased bad luck that strategical PC game players recurrently experience

So these chanceons is attracted to both computers and people, but are blocked by aluminum foil?
See, this is why I never play CIV without wearing my tin foil hat! If you have bad luck you should try wearing one too!!

 

[bestbrian]

So these chanceons is attracted to both computers and people, but are blocked by aluminum foil?
See, this is why I never play CIV without wearing my tin foil hat! If you have bad luck you should try wearing one too!!

Foil is like duct tape - it works for everything.

 

[WilliamOfOrange]

This is a riot, guys. I am loving every page of this thread. Brian Cox giving the finger to Rich Staidum (bless his heart) I totally remember that.

Keep up the Chanceon research guys. I am too far removed from my physics degree to be of much help at this time, but I have been on vacation and had my passport and camera stolen on two non-consecutive occasions. I do believe that there is an energy state lying beyond WTH and it could be described as fts. Probably more of a sp3 hybridization than anything, but a serious downer when encountered.

 

[Bushface]

The use of aluminium foil is not recommended. While it is true that many chanceons will not pass through the foil, the majority will rebound to exert their effect elsewhere and some will collect on the foil's surface: when sufficient have accumulated, the result is a massive emission of chanceons whose properties depend upon the preponderant state of those collected; most probably the majority will have high negative bias, since such chanceons occur most frequently. Thus when emission does occur someone or something in the vicinity is likely to suffer a massive stroke of "bad luck".
As yet, the chanceon accumulation required for such emission has not been established because of the enormous amount of research needed. Experiments continue, using devices known as Digital Indicators of Chanceon Emission; these devices are mainly in the form of small cubes, though other polyhedra can be used. Work at the International Space Station on the behaviour of Chanceons In Vacuum, now at stage IV, is hampered by the absence of gravity there, so D.I.C.E. cannot be used and another popular device (a compartmented wheel) is similarly handicapped.