Demystifying the Higgs Snow Job (Defining the Problem)

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Prof. Matt Strassler disagrees with Prof. Susskind:

http://profmattstrassler.com/2015/04/06/the-lhc-restarts-in-a-manner-of-speaking/

The ONE thing to look out for is this decay time from the Higgs to the gamma rays that the detector detects.

This is the key thing about the triangle-reaction: 

p - protons
g- gluons
t - quarks
H - Higgs Bozon (an excitement in the - - - Higgs Field - - -)
$\gamma$ - gamma rays (electromagnetic radiation, LIGHT)
So, if you follow this VERY closely, and see how much more complex a Higgs characterization is as compared to the proton radius measurement (using same theory, math, standard model), there is SERIOUS trouble ahead for the standard model.  Sirius Trouble...

The Surfer, OM-IV

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