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The ultimate questions: Critical Analysis, Referent analysis, Ephectic, Political Philosophy
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The Monkees, 1st album
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scherado started following Where does gravity (most likely) come from? , Catalan independence referendum , Is the Universe infinite? and 1 other
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Any shenanigans during any election is bad for any polity. No? Yes.
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I won't be permitted to reply--an assent, FYI--to the resultant warning. As you were...(you all)
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From your answer, one might infer that the duration remains the same? Am I correct? Earth's rotation; Earth's revolution. Will someone name another two?
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I don't understand this. Can you explain how the "definition" of "one second" is being changed? Please keep in mind that it is a duration.
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I can't help but wonder how Mann would answer that question.
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Where does gravity (most likely) come from?
scherado replied to dordle-loddle's topic in Astronomy and Cosmology
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That might be called a probable definition. On what basis would one define the bounds of the universe using the word "probable?" Hey, that just might be called a "quantum conundrum"!!!!!!
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....and not empty?
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The 'Intellectual Conscience', by Friedrich Nietzsche
scherado replied to scherado's topic in General Philosophy
Well, I was going to address the German original of the English translation that has become the basis of this dispute. I searched for other translations but found the following before I found what I sought: The most interesting and penetrating diagnosis of this condition I have ever encountered I do believe that this precedes my first writings on the subject, but I will need to research myself to make that determination. Perhaps, you will find this man's treatment of the subject writing...persuasive. Let me know. Thanks. -
I'm not following this subject, but I did listen to this portion of the John Batchelor show on the subject of the Catalonia referendum:
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Yes, this is what I mean and it appears that you follow.
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Where does gravity (most likely) come from?
scherado replied to dordle-loddle's topic in Astronomy and Cosmology
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Let me make one thing clear. If you are going to convince me to discuss actual, factual data on the subject, then I won't be responding to "it appears to be from". Do you follow?
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