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Posted by Richard Ruquist on March 22, 2001 23:14:27 UTC

If you are standing next to Mt. Ranier, the center of mass of what you can see will differ from the center of mass out on the plains. However, I agree that the center of mass of the seen universe depends on the location of the observer, just because the seen universe depends on that location.

Also, I am afraid that I do not agree with your proof of the existence if god. Your proof is relative. If god exists god must by definition be absolute.

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