Re: Inept memory lapse in post about Entropy


"g" <gillawton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> There is a way of arguing that seems important to humans. Nature,
however,
> goes on its merry way, in advance of human arguments and afterward, not
> really giving a s--t .
>
If nature (other than in the form of many of us) is not bothered by its
products
why should you (we)? :)

Or, perhaps a certain concEPT of mine would cause less intellectual
indigestion if I further filtered
its philosophical substance, by writing it as S--TS. ;-)

P



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