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Corellion
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Kingston, Canada
Sep 2002 time: 00:30
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Maniac: Yes, the quantum world has very little to do with Euclidean geometry. However, Euclidean geometry still exists within our minds as a useful approximation on a macro scale and for theroretical objects.
Interestingly enough, I believe a study posted a short while ago actually measured that the universe, over long distances, does obey Euclidean geometry, at least within the limits of Feynman diagrams and the uncertainty principle.
As for Drogue's arguments, that is definitely a view taken by many philosophers and scholars. After all, what difference does it make whether something is real if you never know it is not? However there are many other schools of thought in that area too. Many believe in the existance of an 'absolute world', where things either exist or they don't, and it is merely our perception which is flawed or not. Some of the former school even go so far as to state that, for you, nothing exists outside of what you experience yourself, at least for you. Others may have their own worlds, and there's no way to know. In the end, it's like all philosophical arguments... impossible to prove with certainty (at least at the moment).
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Hercules
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in Tir Na Og
Sep 2002 time: 05:30
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quote: For anybody who had done so was annhilated right there at that moment. |
Were there witnesses?
You know,quote: one under us and one above us? |
You are not speaking of the 'Evil' one, also known as 'liv E', ViL e, Ile V, the 'Veil',
3+3,4+2, 5+1, fella, a bit horny.
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