On 10/29/06, Phil Henshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Robert, Where the implication that things beginning from scratch have to display
implied derivatives of the same sign comes from is a corollary of theconservation laws. Consider these 3 attributes of a company: revenue R, cost C, profit P. My s
Robert,
Just curious, I was very delighted to get your question, and thought I
gave a meaty answer, but it apparently didn't connect. Rereading your
question, though, maybe it seemed I was off on a tangent, since I didn't
directly answer what you actually asked. Let me try again, and let me
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Robert,
> On 10/15/06, Phil Henshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> It's very hard to tell when or if anything begins or ends,
>> because if so
>> it's at times and in ways that are too small to observe. Another
way
>> to say that is that beginning and ending always seem to violate their
>>
