At 12:33 pm 22-02-05 -0700, you wrote:
>note though, that after velocity, they all become a measure of the
>rate of change. where is the original motion that is being constantly
>modified? there has to be an endpoint, yes no? or start point, as it
>were.
>
Err....? Sorry, I don't follow you.
Isn't velocity a measure of a rate of change?
Isn't velocity a measure of a rate of change of position?
Or am I missing something. ;-)
Does there have to be an endpoint or is it "elephants all
the way down"? If I had to take a bet on it I would say
that the Universe is unbounded in the small and in the large.
Cheers
Frank Grimer
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