Let me start over fresh since the first attempt was poorly ordered and poorly organized and plenty of mistakes. New Book: "Growing Solar-System theory via Dirac New-Radioactivity replaces Nebular-Dust-Cloud theory", author--Archimedes Plutonium, Internet book copyrighted and published 1993-2007 (amassed in Sept 2007 in sci.physics,sci.astro,sci.geo.geology). Chapters of this book: (1

Chapters of this book: (1) preface (2) introduction (3) what is this theory (4) pictures of the Atom Totality theory and history of the theory and precursor hints Observational and experimental support (5) density and distribution of galaxies (6) Tifft quantized galaxy speeds (7) layered age of Cosmos with 6.5 billion years old Cosmos yet old galaxies of

Ok, I guess a very shorthand way of summing up this, engaging in the heresy of giving an example of from sci-fi is... Let's say that, when exploring the cosmos, humanity stumbles across an actual Babelfish (Hitchhiker's Guide) existing somewhere (or say a planet that is full of them). Considering that ID is merely religion in another suite, right, this would mean that we would have no way of

Ok, I guess a very shorthand way of summing up this, engaging in the heresy of giving an example of from sci-fi is... Let's say that, when exploring the cosmos, humanity stumbles across an actual Babelfish (Hitchhiker's Guide) existing somewhere (or say a planet that is full of them). Considering that ID is merely religion in another suite, right, this would mean that we would have no way of

getrich@1upandup.com wrote: Jordan wrote: It is _ultimately_ "the byproduct of random and deterministic forces," viewed from one angle, but that does not mean that free will cannot exist, as an emergent property. A thing need not have the same properties at _all_ levels. And free will comes from where? "Free will" emerges from the interaction of the lower-level processes