I was wondering if you had any documentation on whether space time and
matter really exsist. I am a first year physics student at mcgill
university in Montreal Canada. My argument is that they do not exsist,
however, i am having trouble formulating my ideas, if you have any
information, it wo
Brendan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was wondering if you had any documentation on whether space time and
> matter really exsist. I am a first year physics student at mcgill
> university in Montreal Canada. My argument is that they do not exsist,
> however, i am having trouble formulating m
Brendan,
Many people find discussion groups like ours by searching for keywords
on the web, and then they post questions to those groups without really
understanding what the groups are for. This is the conventional theory.
My theory is that people like you don't really exist. You are simply a
fi
> My theory is that people like you don't really exist. You are simply a
> figment of my imagination. You have no existence independent of me. If
> I stop thinking about you, it will be as if you never were.
>
> I will now add your name to my e-mail "kill" file, and will consciously
> perform an a
Dear Brendan -
Matter does exist. However, it has no place to be since space and
time have gone away to visit energy.
At 16:38 11/12/97 -0800, you wrote:
>I was wondering if you had any documentation on whether space time and
>matter really exsist. I am a first year physics student at mcgill
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>Subject: Re: space, time, matter
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