From: Tom Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>There are NO known exceptions to the laws of >>thermodynamics. One might as well expect to >>repeal gravity. > >There are, however, plenty of known instances where "laws" are invoked to >explain events that they don't cover. All matter and energy in the known universe are subject to the laws of thermodynamics. As far as we know, they cover everything -- no exceptions. There are really only two kinds of knowledge: #1. Empirical (i.e., scientific method). #2. Revelation. I only study #1. I can invent my own #2. <G> Jay
