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Posted by: DWA 01/10/2008, 01:46:44 (About author)
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homer:"Indeed, Physics does "evolve", but that evolution exists as an extant 'undiscovered', much the same as the world prior to Magellan." The "physics" that I needed to mean there was the body of *known* valid physical principles. That is, more precisely, known and "believed" by us. If something true is not generally believed, it is somewhat equivalent to it not being known, true? homer:"As 'we' evolve, information becomes accessible through a series of discoveries that are accessed through illumination - a source of perception that is un identified. " Which would tend to underscore that the total summation of knowledge may just be a fixed quantity? Your use of the word "source" we may need to agnostically admit, is an assumption. Wryly, I speculate that "life" if it "evolves", has "already" been "there" before. Haha. Have I totally toppled/fallen off the topical wagon here, AGAIN? Sorry. |
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