"bpnjensen" wrote in message
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::snippage::
Your statement about "opposites" reveals that, at least for some
issues, you see things in a polarized light. Most things are not so
black and white (the speed of light in a gravitationally-neutral
vacuum
being a notable exception), and the affairs of humans almost never.
It
always pays in some way to consider that (1) one's perception is not
always correct, and (2) other points of view may be equally valid.

Man, I just had a flashback to my Atomic and Nuclear Physics
and my Quantum Mechanics classes.

Now I need to go get myself a beer.

--Mike L.