Marsha
Ice and water are both stable inorganic patterns of value - H2O in
different states. Both are definable and can be defined in a number of
ways along with steam etc.
SQ is defined.
DQ is undefined.
Saying they are the same thing is a mistake.
That SQ is derived from or created by/from DQ is clumsy but not
incorrect so if you mean it in that sense then fair enough, but to say
that they are equivalent or identical (i.e. sq IS DQ or sq=DQ) makes no
sense.
Horse
On 28/03/2011 17:31, MarshaV wrote:
Horse,
Try this:
I haven't seen any argument that refutes that the fundamental nature of sq is
DQ.
Do you want to answer the question: Might you agree that ice is not other than
water?
Marsha
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