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[misko27]

Which, given the track record between Mongolia and China, isn't all that surprising. I vaguely remember the Great Wall of China being built to keep them out? Or am is my brain not braining correctly?

Manchuria and Mongolia. All the nomads basically.

Nazis can be anywhere, given the philosophy of Radical nationalism can be applied to anything. It is basically a belief that your nation above all, especially foreigners, and restructuring the government to be as centrally controlled as possible, with an eye to advancing the interests of the nation. The racism is just a way of putting your country above the others. Chauvinism as a method of running a country.

China: Not a nice country.

No it is not. Although it is better then Russia. Russia has more Neo-Nazis then any other country on earth, in the thousands.

A US gay equality blog I found on Google tells me there is a Gay Russian Neo-Nazi Party. I wouldn't recommend looking for it, but if you do, bear in mind it's very NSFW.

[SealyStar]

Mongolian Neo Nazis? Whaaaaat-

[Graknorke]

Before we start calculating how many people the Mongolian Neo-Nazis could stab to death, I just want to interject my WTF.
Light is a wave, made up of particles that are actually tiny waves. THE WAVES ARE MADE OF SMALLER WAVES.

[kaijyuu]

It's waves all the way down.

[Loud Whispers]

Mongolian Neo Nazis? Whaaaaat-

Mongolian Neo-Nazi Environmentalists. Greenwar is love, Greenwar is life.

[SealyStar]

Before we start calculating how many people the Mongolian Neo-Nazis could stab to death, I just want to interject my WTF.
Light is a wave, made up of particules that are actually tiny waves. THE WAVES ARE MADE OF SMALLER WAVES.

Do Mongolian Neo-Nazi Environmentalists use light waveception ray guns to shoot polluters and Chinese people?

[Bauglir]

Before we start calculating how many people the Mongolian Neo-Nazis could stab to death, I just want to interject my WTF.
Light is a wave, made up of particles that are actually tiny waves. THE WAVES ARE MADE OF SMALLER WAVES.

Not sure if true. The photons aren't known to be divisible, and wave-particle duality doesn't mean it's a wave of particles, it means that the particle is also a wave. So it seems like there's only one level of waviness. Although this is above my level of physics comprehension by a fairly extreme margin, I admit.

Unless you pulse the light source or something. That might make for some metawave argument.

[Lagslayer]

Remember when people thought matter was just matter, and not divisible? Then they discovered atoms.
Remember when they said atoms were indivisible? Then they discovered sub-atomic particles.
Remember when they said subatomic particles were indivisible? Then they discovered quarks.
I'm confident that photons will be no different.

[FearfulJesuit]

Remember when people thought matter was just matter, and not divisible? Then they discovered atoms.
Remember when they said atoms were indivisible? Then they discovered sub-atomic particles.
Remember when they said subatomic particles were indivisible? Then they discovered quarks.
I'm confident that photons will be no different.

I believe I've read somewhere that there are a handful of physicists who believe that there is no bottom to subatomic particles, but that more and more energy is needed to go deeper and deeper, so there is a practical limit.

[Gentlefish]

Infinite energy stored inside matter? Multiverse theory aw yeah.

[Bauglir]

I did say "not sure if" for a reason

[Graknorke]

Fun fact: electrons also exhibit wave-particle duality!

Yes, I know that. And that's the reason why they can only be at certain energy levels, correct?

[SilverSynch]

Notable: the wave that we see is actually three-dimensional, and slightly out-out-sych from different positions, but in a pattern, as it appears to us. This means we are actually seeing a spiral, like a stretched slinky.

So it's a spiral made of particles made of spirals.

I would be delighted to make a obscure reference when saying "spiral energy".

[Lagslayer]

That's hardly obscure at all.

[Frumple]

That's hardly obscure at all.

*deadpan* Row row, fight... something. The merry stream, sure. Fight it gently. Damned cheerful water getting all up in my grill.