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Zeroes Can Be Relative And Quantized

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Posted by Alan on July 28, 2002 01:33:47 UTC

And they can have mass. See my post re: the laws of defining things relative to other things; fitting things like "cheese" and "moon" into mutual categories like "non-gaseous objects", or not-fitting them into categories like "food we eat" + "for now".

Regards,

Alan

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But it's not science - yanniru - July 29, 2002 - 21:01 UTC
- To find out if something "is science" do we ask Yanniru? - kantolfir2 - July 30, 2002 - 04:55 UTC
  - You should know what science is - yanniru - July 30, 2002 - 13:58 UTC
    - You fancy yourself a mindreader? - kantolfir2 - July 31, 2002 - 02:30 UTC
      - It's what you should know - yanniru - July 31, 2002 - 14:07 UTC

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