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This group might be willing
http://www.improbable.com/ig/
They routinely reward research that many would snub. [Vernon, Oct 05 2016]
wikipedia Ruskin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ruskin
[beanangel, Oct 05 2016]
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Moron particles are one prime example. |
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//Exotic Dancers// Terpsichorean Ecdysiasts. |
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If the exotic dancers happened to be extraterrestrials, a
Nobel Prize for Medicine might be relevant for a thorough
study of them. |
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I could imagine an actual Ruskin [link] prize for aesthetic beauty, with a category: human: dance |
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I would like viewing all the beautiful Ruskin prize winners! |
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Do you think we'll ever discover a magnetic monopole dancer? |
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Or maybe the elusive topless quark? |
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That's an idea that will be lepton. |
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The Bottom quark could be equally, if not more, attractive... |
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Feynman wanted to name what are now quarks Partons after Dolly Parton. eventually someone started naming particles Partons. Only basic unit of matter named after a living person as far as I know, unless Seaborgium qualifies. |
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Yes ... anything with Borg in gets our votes. |
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