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Posted by Richard D. Stafford, Ph.D. on December 20, 2001 17:11:36 UTC

Harv,

I notice the complete absense of any remark concerning my comment, "Describe to me any concept of physical reality which does not include some discription of the behavior of some objects in a three dimensional space? (Make that a concept which is accepted by at least three respected scientists!)"

I get the distinct impression that your intention is to avoid agreement to anything.

>>>Then we disagree on the definition of what an object is.>The proposal is your proposal that we start with agreeing that reality can be represented as a collection of objects in three dimensional space. If such a proposal doesn't hold any meaning, then it is gibberish. You don't wish your proposals be treated as gibberish, correct?>It seems ... requires 12 dimensions).

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