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Re: Another Puppy On sci.electronics.basics Gets House Trained     

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Author: Rod Speed
Date: Aug 9, 2008 01:50

...as changes in technology make new approaches economically feasible. Then, its not a new idea, No ideas ever are in that sense. Indeed there are. Like the miniaturisation of computers due to integrated circuits and single chip computers made the automation of many things feasible and allows a level of computer control that just wasnt practical to be...
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Re: Another Puppy On sci.electronics.basics Gets House Trained     

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Author: Kevin Aylward
Date: Aug 8, 2008 23:30

... as changes in technology make new approaches economically feasible. Then, its not a new idea, No ideas ever are in that sense. Indeed there are. Like the miniaturisation of computers due to integrated circuits and single chip computers made the automation of many things feasible and allows a level of computer control that just wasnt practical to be ...
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Re: Another Puppy On sci.electronics.basics Gets House Trained     

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Author: Rod Speed
Date: Aug 8, 2008 13:43

... like a random process either. It happens by observation and looking for an explanation for what is observed. which contradicts the premise of the claim being made. Nope. Like the miniaturisation of computers due to integrated circuits and single chip computers made the automation of many things feasible and allows a level of computer control that just wasnt practical to be ...
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Re: Another Puppy On sci.electronics.basics Gets House Trained     

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Author: Kevin Aylward
Date: Aug 8, 2008 11:23

.... Refining existing ideas as changes in technology make new approaches economically feasible. Then, its not a new idea, which contradicts the premise of the claim being made. Like the miniaturisation of computers due to integrated circuits and single chip computers made the automation of many things feasible and allows a level of computer control that just wasnt practical to ...
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Re: Another Puppy On sci.electronics.basics Gets House Trained     

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Author: Rod Speed
Date: Aug 7, 2008 12:31

... a "new idea" be generated, if not by a random process? By a non random process, stupid. Refining existing ideas as changes in technology make new approaches economically feasible. Like the miniaturisation of computers due to integrated circuits and single chip computers made the automation of many things feasible and allows a level of computer control that just wasnt practical to be so ...
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Re: Darwin, agriculture, and human hubris     

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Author: chazwin
Date: Jun 10, 2008 02:42

... see it as a direction or force. I don't need any divine source for this direction. A Big Bang is ok for me. Things don't get smaller ( when I leave out the miniaturisation in technology ). There are, depending on the time scale, *constraints*, which may give the illusion of direction. But it isn't clear what Chaz is talking about; there's nothing that ...
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Re: Darwin, agriculture, and human hubris     

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Author: Leon Hoeneveld
Date: Jun 9, 2008 22:45

... it as a direction or force. I don't need any divine source for this direction. A Big Bang is ok for me. Things don't get smaller ( when I leave out the miniaturisation in technology ). There are, depending on the time scale, *constraints*, which may give the illusion of direction. But it isn't clear what Chaz is talking about; there's nothing that mysterious about ...
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Re: Darwin, agriculture, and human hubris     

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Author: chazwin
Date: Jun 9, 2008 17:24

... I see it as a direction or force. I don't need any divine source for this direction. A Big Bang is ok for me. Things don't get smaller ( when I leave out the miniaturisation in technology ). There are, depending on the time scale, *constraints*, which may give the illusion of direction. But it isn't clear what Chaz is talking about; there's nothing that mysterious about...
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Re: Darwin, agriculture, and human hubris     

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Author: tg
Date: Jun 9, 2008 11:59

... I see it as a direction or force. I don't need any divine source for this direction. A Big Bang is ok for me. Things don't get smaller ( when I leave out the miniaturisation in technology ). There are, depending on the time scale, *constraints*, which may give the illusion of direction. But it isn't clear what Chaz is talking about; there's nothing that mysterious about...
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Re: Darwin, agriculture, and human hubris     

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Author: Leon Hoeneveld
Date: Jun 9, 2008 08:29

.... But I see it as a direction or force. I don't need any divine source for this direction. A Big Bang is ok for me. Things don't get smaller ( when I leave out the miniaturisation in technology ). There are, depending on the time scale, *constraints*, which may give the illusion of direction. But it isn't clear what Chaz is talking about; there's nothing that mysterious about ...
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