I'll have to wait until I come back to delve into these deep philosophical debates. I was an ace in Geometry at one time. Though it seems Euclid didn't anticipate the curvature of space around high mass concentrations/bodies/points. And come to think of it, I wonder what the "space" was like in the instant prior to the big bang. Some say there was none, it was all wound up tighter than a progressives' definitions of acceptable politically correct speech.
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I'll have to wait until I come back to delve into these deep philosophical debates. I was an ace in Geometry at one time. Though it seems Euclid didn't anticipate the curvature of space around high mass concentrations/bodies/points. And come to think of it, I wonder what the "space" was like in the instant prior to the big bang. Some say there was none, it was all wound up tighter than a progressives' definitions of acceptable politically correct speech.
I sense something pretty relevant hatching here. . . . . something > trout's crap.
Clearly, you've never been a member of my Fecal Roster. Send me your cell phone number and I will grant you temporary membership. Once you view the wonders that my body can create, you'll be begging me to pay the monthly subscription rate.
I hope you live a long and enjoyable life. I sincerely believe time spent fishing is given special credit, and the laws of quantum physics apply to the special case most liberally.
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle appears to be a fairly well-established principle. In broad terms it means the bigger the subject you're blabbeling about, the less you can actually know about it. I consider it proven by the current "Theory of Everything".
Your reputation has preceeded you, sir. No need.
I don't brag, I just buy better toilets.
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Oh yeah, that guy who can't read.
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