Made under "Is Morse code Binary?"

D. Stussy wrote:
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, K4YZ wrote:
D. Stussy wrote:
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, K4YZ wrote:
D. Stussy wrote:
Regardless, there are two things being varied: The
mark/space
condition, and
the duration of each, so there is no way that morse code can
be
binary.

Sure it can.

But the REAL question is how can we blame it on Bill
Pasternak
and
threaten to sue him over it.....?!?!

Steve, K4YZ

The very comment above is absolute proof of Steve Robeson's
stupidity.

How's that, Dieter?

Which word was beyond your understanding? Everyone else clearly
understood my
statement about your [lack of] mental ability. There is no
ambiguity.

Getting tired of making stupid assertions in public then
getting
your nose rubbed in it?

I haven't made any stupid assertions.

I have made only one conclusion - and you have failed to provide any
evidence
(let alone credible evidence) that even hints that my conclusion is
wrong.
Since there are TWO things being varied, there is a minimum of four
states, and
thus code cannot be binary (two states). QED, asshole.