The answer I think is no. If you believe in the pre-existing
metaphysical connection between matter and number, as set down in the
laws of physics, then the known behavior of matter can no more change
than pi could become rational. There is no need to even ponder such a
question. I think such self-absorbed speculation is a waste of time and
there is all too much of it today.
Re: What does it mean ... definition of a jerk, just that we'd probably *mostly* agree on what ... And then culture wouldn't matter,... "spite someone" is more a reason,... I most definitely separate different types of laws.... (rec.games.computer.ultima.dragons)
Re: Lottery Winners Gamblers Logic Evolution ... The point is that functioning life forms cannot be generated from ... the laws of chemistry cannot create that molecule. ... The laws of physics are about something ...matter WE call "The Laws Of Physics." ... (talk.origins)
Re: Origins and Mental Activity ... activity before continuing to chew on the laws of intelligence. ... elements formed after the big bang -- except maybe helium and hydrogen ... actually a plasma is made of charged matter that is the forth state of matter. ... the vaious clouds of H and He formed the first stars.... (talk.origins)
Re: Origins and Mental Activity ... activity before continuing to chew on the laws of intelligence. ... elements formed after the big bang -- except maybe helium and hydrogen ... throughout the universe, and in great quantity. ... will get the furthest in tracking the formation of matter,... (talk.origins)
Re: How is this collection called? ... Here's what Brown says in the preface to the first American edition of Laws... In ordinary algebra, complex values are accepted as a matter of course, and ... algebra (and thus, for example, in all our reasoning processes) we disallow ...matter resolved.... (comp.theory)
