... far better than the violently insane alternative of things magically arising out of nothing. Why is that? I fail to see any difference in terms of their unexplicability. Things arising from nothing violates conservation laws. We expect that the uncertainty principle winds up allowing certain violations of the conservation laws, for brief periods of time. In any case,...

... happening. Mostly these things are trivialities that have little, if anything, to do with our day-to-day life. And some people who seem to be exhibiting unexplicable phenomena are, in fact, employing illusions Others are experiencing inexplicable phenomena that are completely subjective, which means that the source of these experiences are more accurately labeled neurological pseudo-...

... with the needs they have on defense and the OL unless a real stud just fell to them in the late second round that was projected as top 15 or so pick and just got overlooked for some unexplicable reason. Factor the chance of that happening and you see how likely it will be that they take a RB before round 5 or so. Maybe we could find someone of such low moral character that they would ...

... to work in environments where resource constraints - yes, even RAM - are a serious consideration and can be the make-it-or-brake-it difference: embedded systems, for example. It's a damn nuisance when your device does an - initially unexplicable - cold reboot because it ran out of memory due to a memory leak or an allocation request that was too large. And so on, and so on... Jan