 | >From: Bill Sheppard (oldcoot@webtv.net)
>Subject: Re: The Origin of The Universe / S D Rodrian
>Newsgroups: alt.astronomy
>Date: 2005-01-23 07:20:03 PST
>From SDR:
>>I am, in effect, telling you that the fabric
>>of reality is a fine weave of
>>interconnections (all are connected
>>to/with each other) and therefore that if
>>even one of the threads should break... it
>>would rip the entire fabric apart at once!
>How then, O wise one, do you reconcile this
>with your assertion that space is "nothingness"?
>What mediates and implements this interconnectedness
>or 'entanglement'? Sky Pixies? Inquiring minds would
>like to know. (Ziinni take a hike.) oc
Hello, inquiring mind! Now, ask yourself, kind Bill:
"What cement-walled channel doth a ball flying in a
given direction travel on, I wonder?" Then answer yourself:
"It travels by way of the Newton Express! 50 cents fare.
That sounds reasonable." It's also cause-and-effect, even
without any strings attached.
Now try to imagine this "flying ball" suddenly
deciding, willy-nilly, right in the middle of its flight
to hang a left... for no apparent reason at all!!!!!
Now THAT would be an effect without any visible cause at all.
And such a crazy ball would literally send the whole universe
into chaos & dissolution... as it banged this & that. Why,
soon it might even hit you on your old hard head & crack
(I mean the ball, obviously).
Really, you old hound dog: Do you really believe in pixies
at your age? Or are you just trying to pull my ole hairy leg?
(This late'n the game.)
S D Rodrian
http://poems.sdrodrian.com
http://physics.sdrodrian.com
http://ar.sdrodrian.com
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