detenmile:

hbar is h/2pi or verse vica. The energy of a waveform can be expressed as E = h nu or E = hbar omega where nu is cycles per second while omega is radians per second. Omega is used when a waveform is described as e^i omega t.

Neither hbar or h are infinitesimally small. Epsilon is used to express something infinitesimally small.

i am aware that plank's constant is not infinately small. i tried to explain the confusion earlier. i was using a diferential calculus "h" which, at least in all the calculus classes i have taken, is used to signify an infinately small number or movement in space. I know it was an extremeley bad letter for me to pick. especially in a discussion using hbar and relating to wavelength.

so replace all my "h"s with with a lim(1/X) as X=> sideways 8

sideways 8 = infinity?

What did 0 say to 8?
nice belt

What did 0 say to infinity?
get the fuck off the floor you skinny, lazy bastard

what did 8 say to 3?
holy shit! half of your body is missing

Why do women like 88 more than 69?
They get ate twice!

i dont know thrax,
sacrificing grammar for the sake a wordplay seems wrong.

I give it a 6/10

the 0/infinity convo gets a 9/10 imo. shock humor ftw.

Yeah my joke was pretty lame.........fuck it.

NOW, for my next post....

400!