--- In [email protected], Anthony Wu <wuasg@...> wrote:
>
> Steve,
> Â
> ED's question: 'does a dog have Buddha nature?'.
> Your answer: 'a dog has cat's nature.'
> Â
> Take a roulette, for example. How does it work?
> Â
> 1. There is somebody who sets it in motion and tells it where it stops. Be it
> God, Allah, a holy ghost or a twelve-bumi bodhisatva.
> You only have to pray to the right prime mover, then you win a million
> dollars.
> Â
> 2. Fate controls everything. No use praying to anybody.
> If your birthright is to be a millionaire, you will get it one day.
> Otherwise, you have to fight in Afghanistan.
> Â
> 3. There are no rules or laws in the universe. Everything is in chaos.
> By chance, you win or lose a million dollars.
> Â
> 4. There is 'cause-and-effect' in everything.
> Where is the cause-and-effect' of a roulette? How do I win a million dollars?
> Â
> Anthony
>
> Hi Anthony. It is late where I am and I am tired. What exactly are you
> asking me? I presume that being a well-educated man you do realize that the
> Heisenburg Uncertainty Principle has thrown all of our common-sense notions
> up in the air.
Steve
>
>
>
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