On Nov 18, 2007 11:58 AM, Nicholas Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Robert,
Does a blank white wall have a pattern on it?
Nick
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Günther Greindl on 11/17/2007 01:12 PM:
Ok - but the gooey glob is also only a description - we can extend the
gooey glob to contain the whole universe (the Hubble volume). Would you
say that at that level we have total ordering?
I CANNOT extend
Nicholas Thompson wrote:
Loosing one's temper is a wonderful example, because it contains all
the paradoxes we are discussing and more. You point to loosing temper
as if were something knowable in an instant. But the knowledge
required to perceive a loosing of temper is smeared across
Robert,
I would say no.
So now we have found the foundation of our disagreement -- the point upon which
we can agree to disagree.
NIck
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