Richard Harrison wrote:
I said Einstein may be wrong. I should have added that I don`t think so.

I predict that Einstein was wrong by the same percentage that Newton
was wrong. After all, physics is a converging series. :-) In 100 years,
I predict that Einstein's theories will be just as obsolete as Newton's
theories are now. 'Course, my great-great-grandson will have to collect
any bets.
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Cecil Moore wrote:
Richard Harrison wrote:
I said Einstein may be wrong. I should have added that I don`t think so.

I predict that Einstein was wrong by the same percentage that Newton
was wrong. After all, physics is a converging series. :-) In 100 years,
I predict that Einstein's theories will be just as obsolete as Newton's
theories are now. 'Course, my great-great-grandson will have to collect
any bets.
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73, Cecil, W5DXP


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Perhaps you might read:

http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Einstein.html

and tell us where there's a place for a "percentage" where Einstein might
have been wrong.


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Jim Pennino
...tell us where there's a place for
a "percentage" where Einstein might
have been wrong.

Al said: "God does not play dice..."

Current Truth is: "He not only plays dice, he sometimes throws them where
even He can't see them."





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Dogs do not play dice... wrote:
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Jim Pennino
...tell us where there's a place for
a "percentage" where Einstein might
have been wrong.

Al said: "God does not play dice..."

Current Truth is: "He not only plays dice, he sometimes throws them where
even He can't see them."

Actually, what he said was "God does not play dice with the world.".

He also said "Nature shows us only the tail of the lion. But I do not
doubt that the lion belongs to it even though he cannot at once reveal
himself because of his enormous size".


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Dogs do not play dice... wrote:
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Jim Pennino
...tell us where there's a place for
a "percentage" where Einstein might
have been wrong.

Al said: "God does not play dice..."

Current Truth is: "He not only plays dice, he sometimes throws them where
even He can't see them."

Actually, what he said was "God does not play dice with the world.".

He also said "Nature shows us only the tail of the lion. But I do not
doubt that the lion belongs to it even though he cannot at once reveal
himself because of his enormous size".


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As to playing dice with the world, we just got near-missed by a decent hunk
of rock last week. It's coming back in four years; do ya feel lucky?

How fortunate Al didn't try to make a living as a taxonomist.

Ed
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On Sun, 3 Oct 2004 23:07:00 -0700, "Ed Price" wrote:

It's coming back in four years

Hi Ed,

Have the Republicans named it Clinton yet? Perhaps if we made a
pre-emptive strike against Mars.... The day before it hits us we can
all expect to hear why:
"It's a hard job!"

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Dogs do not play dice... wrote:
Al said: "God does not play dice..."

Current Truth is: "He not only plays dice, he sometimes throws them where
even He can't see them."

So that's how it is possible for an omniscient God to give
free will to human beings?


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"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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Dogs do not play dice... wrote:
Al said: "God does not play dice..."

Current Truth is: "He not only plays dice, he sometimes throws them where
even He can't see them."

So that's how it is possible for an omniscient God to give
free will to human beings?


Uh oh; Cecil asks The Big One! A few of the answers a

1. God?
2. God's not omniscient.
3. God takes long breaks.
4. God subcontracts.
5. Free Will isn't free, and the rent is overdue.
6. God likes dogs better than humans.
7. God's got a weird sense of humor.


Ed
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