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Quantum Physics is easy to understand.  It all starts when a Nucleon leaves it's nest,  if it meets an Electreon that it fancies,  they get together and make a Nuclermatide,  they like doing this so much that they do it again and again and again.  The end result,  apart from the fact that they get very tired,  is an enormous explosion.

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