On 08/03/2005, at 8:23 AM, Warren Ockrassa wrote in a fascinating
exchange with Dan:
Or the suggestion that detecting things a given way once will set
pointers such that those things will more naturally tend that way in
the future.
Seems that is just a more radical expression of the Practice
Trent Shipley wrote:
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I did not recognize this as a simple pigeonhole problem of 2n choose n, so I
cross posted to lists where I thought I might get help and would not be
accused of an off topic post.
David Hobby, do you live in the Phoenix area?
No, upstate New York.
This is a design issue.
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 21:15:22 -0500, Erik Reuter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.investorsinsight.com/article.asp?id=jmotb030705
The Mystery of the Awful Economists
By Barry Ritholtz
2005 March 7
John Mauldin's Outside The Box
I've been making a fortune lately. (No, I don't own any
My understanding is that physicists who talk about you as the observer
who causes a collapse of a wave function, who say that
... observing an experiment is what changes its outcome ...
are being solipsistic, since none can prove that there is anything
outside of oneself. They try to speak
http://www.rednova.com/news/space/132303/finding_the_ultimate_theory_o
f_everything/index.html
Could two lookalike galaxies, barely a whisker apart in the night sky,
herald a revolution in our understanding of fundamental physics? Some
physicists believe that the two galaxies are the same - its
Here's an Andre Norton update from ANSIBLE:
ANDRE NORTON, who was 93 on 17 February, was hospitalized
with 'flu and pneumonia but has since returned home for
terminal hospice care. On the 21st, her carer Sue Stewart
explained that Norton preferred to await the end in familiar
At 05:48 PM Tuesday 3/8/2005, Robert Seeberger wrote:
Here's an Andre Norton update from ANSIBLE:
ANDRE NORTON, who was 93 on 17 February, was hospitalized
with 'flu and pneumonia but has since returned home for
terminal hospice care. On the 21st, her carer Sue Stewart
explained that
