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Posted by Harvey on January 10, 2002 05:59:13 UTC

Hi Luis,

>>>Space cannot exist by itself.>One thing I credit Alex for is convincing me that the Heisenberg principle is inherent to the universe, and not just a glitch in our observations. That is, he spelled out a convincing argument for the Copenhagen Interpretation (that there is no such thing as an absolute 'particle'). Everything is 'fuzzy,' even at the universe's most fundamental interval.>But this means that nothing exists until such time that this interval has passed. Notice the italicized time. Our 'understanding' of existence is just as intertwined with time as our 'understanding' of particles is intertwined with space. But nothing, nothing, is purely particulate. Not even black holes.

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