At 08:07 pm 18-10-04 EDT, you wrote:
>I've been working on some simple animations of my own. Pick the link and
>scroll down to page 11. The traveling wave is a Java script animation. If you
>go to view source you can see the script that does this. By changing the x and
>the y coordinates of the implication and the image a lot can be done with
>versions of this script.
>
>The traveling wave is a marquee. It's a very simple way to produce movement
>on a page.
>
>enjoy
>
> Chapter 7
In the introduction to chapter 7 you say,
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(...) Democritus believed that the substances
of the creation are composed of atoms. These
atoms are the smallest bits into which a
substance can be divided. Any additional
subdivision would change the essence of the
substance.(...)
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Did he really believe that?
I always thought that he believed that atoms were absolutely
indivisible and that subdivision was impossible. Clearly,
if we are going to have a hierarchy of *atoms*, a hierarchy
of *substances*, then we have to start making a distinction
between hierarchical substance and the ultimate Substance
of Thomas Aquinas, for example.
Grimer
