On 10/29/06, Phil Henshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robert,snip Where the implication that things beginning from scratch have to display
implied derivatives of the same sign comes from is a corollary of theconservation laws. snip Consider these 3 attributes of a company: revenue R, cost C, profit
Robert,
Just curious, I was very delighted to get your question, and thought I
gave a meaty answer, but it apparently didn't connect. Rereading your
question, though, maybe it seemed I was off on a tangent, since I didn't
directly answer what you actually asked. Let me try again, and let me
Robert,
On 10/15/06, Phil Henshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
It's very hard to tell when or if anything begins or ends,
because if so
it's at times and in ways that are too small to observe. Another
way
to say that is that beginning and ending always seem to violate their
scales.
