Definition of Determinism
SDRodrian
geor...@aol.com (George Ortega) wrote:
> >COLOR="#ffffff" BACK="#ffffff" SIZE=3>Subject: Re: Definition of
Determinism
> >From: j...@dirac.scri.fsu.edu (Jim Carr)
> >Date: Tue, Mar 14, 2000 10:02 EST
> >Message-id: <8alk9s$in9$1...@news.fsu.edu>
> >
> >In article <20000314001401...@ng-bd1.aol.com>
> >plut...@aol.com (Plutean1) writes:
> >>
> >>A formal, documented scientific paper demonstrating this conclusion
in
> >greater
> >>depth is pending.
> >
> > Ah, this is not exactly news, as we have been patiently explaining
> > to georgeo57. Writing the paper is probably a good exercise for
> > you, but it is not new physics.
>
> How you can understand that quantum mechanics accepts causality, and
> that
> causality and determinism are synonomous, and continue to assert that
> nature is
> indeterminate, continues to amaze me.
Dear Mr Ortega, you are absolutely wasting your time arguing
with Jim Carr: Mr Carr's skull (if you were not aware of
this) contains only a beat-up old Commodore computer
(which, as I understand it, he picked up in a garage sale
some years ago, "in the nick'o'time, as it was told to me
by an acquaintance of his doctor's). You may ask Mr Carr to
compute a few sets of figures... and the probability is high
he will return a correct answer. However, understanding (I quite
assure you) is just asking too much of that old Commodore.
Although I do wonder whether, sometimes (in the wee hours
of the night)... he run a couple of those ancient AE games
through his head. You know: for ole times' sake.
(Wonder if ole Jim will understand
I'm just kidding? 'Tis a paradox indeed!)
S D Rodrian
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http://wisdom.findhere.com
> George Ortega
>
> Kundalini - a mechanism for elevating the consciousness of humankind.
>
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Before you buy.
Cartman
had one and I want one too. I have a ZX-Spectrum if that counts for
anything.
=-Cartman-=
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S D Rodrian
"Cartman" <joc...@crosswinds.net> wrote:
> Did that people of the garage sale have another C64? A friend of mine
once
> had one and I want one too. I have a ZX-Spectrum if that counts for
> anything.
Depends: Is it in your skull or in your garage?
SDR
The Last Viking
:> Did that people of the garage sale have another C64? A friend of mine once
:> had one and I want one too. I have a ZX-Spectrum if that counts for
:> anything.
:> =-Cartman-=
I think I outrank you. I have a ZX-81 here at work.
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A ZX-81 at work and a Porsche at home in the gay-rage. Talk about boastful.
Cartman
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(C) 1982 Sinclair Electronics something bla bla bla
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The Last Viking
All except the woman currently snooring in my bed (whilst it is 4:55AM an I
am wasting time here).
The Last Viking
:> On 1 Apr 2000 02:54:15 GMT, viki...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
:>>The year is 1900.
:> ? Damn that Y2K bug. Will the madness never end?
Only when the world runs out of CPU.
:>>The place alt.stupidity - and Cartman wrote:
:>>:> Is the last viking gay? That explains a lot!
:>>All except the woman currently snooring in my bed (whilst it is 4:55AM an I
:>>am wasting time here).
:> Ahh... but we all know it's only because of the Porsche sitting out in
:> the driveway.
It's in the garage, and it has got tha' flu.
:> Good to see ya Paal. Stop by AR and say hi when you get the chance.
Been thinking about it, but at present I am swapping between 100% job 50%
studies, that person in the bedroom, some coding projects (as usual) and
quite a few tons of snow to move from the said garage, drive-way and roof.
The Last Viking
:>>Been thinking about it, but at present I am swapping between 100% job 50%
:>>studies, that person in the bedroom, some coding projects (as usual) and
:>>quite a few tons of snow to move from the said garage, drive-way and roof.
:> Still got snow? I fail to understand the concept, I guess due to
:> living in a snow less realm.
I though you lived in Tampa?
The Last Viking
:>>The year is 1900. The place alt.stupidity - and Dr. David Livingstone wrote:
:>>:> On 1 Apr 2000 22:24:14 GMT, viki...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
:>>
:>>:>>Been thinking about it, but at present I am swapping between 100% job 50%
:>>:>>studies, that person in the bedroom, some coding projects (as usual) and
:>>:>>quite a few tons of snow to move from the said garage, drive-way and roof.
:>>:> Still got snow? I fail to understand the concept, I guess due to
:>>:> living in a snow less realm.
:>>I though you lived in Tampa?
:> Close enough. The last time it snowed here was in 1975. We got an
:> amazing 1/2"
I think we set a new March record this year, 225cm.