On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 7:17 AM, Damaeus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In news:internal.ml.yahoo.comp.programming.c-prog, "Brett McCoy" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted on Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:00:59 -0400: > >> Actually, I'd say the "quantum" universe is more like bitmapped >> graphics, since Planck's constant sets a limit on how small quantities >> (time, energy, length, momentum, etc) can be measured. 'quantum' >> implies a discrete amount, not an infinitely variable one. > > Like they have all the answers. Leave it to scientists to place > limits in areas where God has placed none. Dark matter is immediately > replenished. Jesus could have rained fish on the people for days if > he'd wanted to. That's how all those fish were multiplied, you > know... the same way one particle is seen in thousands of places at > once in their quantum physics experiments.
Since this is a mailing list for C and C++ programming and not quantum physics nor religion, I would like to see messages that are on topic. Thanks. -- Tamas Marki
