Chuck Nice
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A year later, he uses the general theory of relativity to predict the existence of gravitational waves.
But he doesn't think we'll ever detect them.
Because the energy level is so low.
How would you detect them?
It's 1916, for goodness sake.
He publishes a paper on the stimulated emission of radiation, which is the foundation for the laser.
100 years later, in 2016, or was it 2015?
99 or 100 years later, we discover gravitational waves using lasers.
You made it way less profound than it started out.
Normally, you would digest it into something more profound.
I know, and poetic.
And poetic, but that was worse than all counts.
Quantum entangled.
I'm not a black hole entangled expert.