Re: EXPLAINING TIME DILATION
From: TomGee (lvlus_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 11/16/04
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Date: 16 Nov 2004 14:07:38 -0800
"em" <nootlanoo@dodiggerda> wrote in message news:<4199b3d0$0$25116$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au>...
> "TomGee" <lvlus@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > "em" <nootlanoo@dodiggerda> wrote in message
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> >> "TomGee" <lvlus@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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SNIP
>
> > Thanks for letting me know there is a life
> > beyond physics so that I can aspire to get there.
>
> Well.... do you realise you have a soul to think about?
>
That may or may not be so, it is more likely more bs from others who
conspire to push their agendas.
>
> > I have not yet posted all of my
> > ideas which I have developed and written in my essay.
>
> Don't! Burn them and move on.
>
I appreciate your suggetion, but at this time I don't see your reason
for it.
>
> > The roles played out in these ngs have some good and some bad in them.
>
> These guys are not playing.
>
Hobba is not playing? Sure he is. He's a numbskull playing the role
of numbskull in these ngs. Read his rants and see that I have him
pegged.
> > The shills serve to provoke us into better and better explanations of
> > our ideas. Without opposition to our ideas these would be very dull
> > and dead-end ngs. It is unfortunate that most people who respond to
> > our posts are shills et al, but even they are better than nothing.
>
> I disagree. A punch in the face is not exactly better than nothing.
>
Well, I have to agree, but nasty words in these ngs are not physical
punches.
> > And nothing is what we get otherwise - a great BIG silence to our new
> > ideas, usually,
>
> Not so once again. There have been moments in this group of amazing
> dynamics. Things were happening but that has all been killed out. Anyone of
> any forth worth has left after being pinned down and excremated upon.
>
Yes, that is so. There are slim pickings left here unsoiled.
SNIP
>
> The other thing is, total war is afoot and economic collapse is imminent.
> Have you been following the Debt, the Deficit or seen what's been happening
> to social security, manufacturing or retirement funds in the US? Heard what
> people around the world have been saying? Like in Germany say in... 1939?
>
> Seen how Falluja has been of late? That archaeological city of a thousand
> mosques. A living 'walk in' museum. It has been pacified now, all that needs
> doing now is to Democrat them and stand to the national anthem.
But war is always afoot. The religious right claims that the devil
roams the world stirring up wickedness, the atheists swear to prevent
another Dark Age led by the religious. It behooves us all to
understand that if we do not defend ourselves others will oppress us.
Wasn't it the Meccanees who left it up to their God to save them and
he did not? Wasn't that what caused others to say, hey, forget about
turning the other cheek! If we don't fight back, we won't be alive to
fight back! I don't support Bush's preemptive strike against Iraq,
and we will have to pay the price for that (although it is safe to say
the Bush's won't), but the age of terrorism is upon us and we must do
all we can to survive it!
>
> have a look at this...
>
> http://fallujapictures.blogspot.com/
>
> Can tell by the look in that little girl's eye. She was an imminent threat
> to the very stability of Western Civilization and her mother looked like she
> was tenuously poised to bring down the entire global economy. Thanks to our
> fearless leaders this has all been averted. That was too close for comfort.
> We were lucky then...
>
> Maybe next time.
>
> cheers...
>
> em
>
>
I could not bring myself to look at it, as it is a microcosm of the
whole picture. War is hell, even for the final victors. Falluja is
just one small area of a world enmeshed in violence. The Gods of War
are loosed at the drop of a sneer; the human race is not evolved yet
to the point where we can live in peace. There is no Utopia as yet.
It is a race to see whether the human race will survive its mad drive
to destroy the planet. I hope it does, at least for the time my
children are alive. After that, I won't care less if anyone blows up
the planet with everyone on it.
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