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this is a popular Catholic-bashing agrument per "the Enlightenment," what ever is actually in a name, and could not be further from truth. read the work of Nicolas de Cusa, _De Docta Ignorantia_. not all Jews are banker, not all bankers are Jewish; if McCain and Obama do not cut the albatrosses of George Soros and Dick Cheeny, their foreign & energy & space policies, they will both go down     

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Author: spudnik
Date: Sep 7, 2008 17:56

this is a popular Catholic-bashing agrument per "the Enlightenment," what ever is actually in a name, and could not be further from truth. read the work of Nicolas de Cusa, _De Docta Ignorantia_. not all Jews are banker, not all bankers are Jewish; if McCain and Obama do not cut the albatrosses of George Soros and Dick Cheeny, their foreign & energy & space policies, they will both go down
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we are Roger Bacon men, actually. found a reprint in a local paper of an article on the Galileo "controversy" from teh Wall St.J., which was very evenhanded, instead of the usual dyss of Catholicism. > Society was already destabilizing with the Reformation, which put many > freethinkers like Galileo out of range of the Inquisition.... > Francis Bacon, the greatest futurist of all time, predated     

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Author: spudnik
Date: Sep 7, 2008 17:56

we are Roger Bacon men, actually. found a reprint in a local paper of an article on the Galileo "controversy" from teh Wall St.J., which was very evenhanded, instead of the usual dyss of Catholicism. Society was already destabilizing with the Reformation, which put many freethinkers like Galileo out of range of the Inquisition.... Francis Bacon, the greatest futurist of all time, predated
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an aether simply provides a prealistical model of the phenomenon of "waves;" one need not deal with photons at all, since they are just formally dual to waves, not at all pardoxical, as shown by Dirac. far too much of theory rests upon Einstein, saying "that's impossible," which is the reality behind Michelson-Morley and those who carried the examination further -- but, herr doktor-professor     

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Author: spudnik
Date: Sep 7, 2008 13:24

so, to ask an ignorant question of personal interest, how much of this could be used toward a new or old proof of quadratic reciprocity? That Ac and -Dc must be quadratic residues, mod D and A, respectively, is a trivial result: Let Ax^2 - Dy^2 = c.                   [1] Take this mod A:    -Dy^2 = c      mod A    (Dy)^2 = -Dc   mod A Therefore, -Dc is a quadratic
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no-one seriously questioned Copernicus, who did not try to get his friend, Pope Urban, to put his stuff into the writ. Galileo would not even reply to a respectful query from Kepler -- talk about your sleepwalkers! Newton merely algebraized Kepler's three orbital constraints, and stole the solution from Hooke, to boot -- on the shoulders of a giant, who was physically a dwarf; hence, the joke     

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Author: spudnik
Date: Sep 7, 2008 13:24

no-one seriously questioned Copernicus, who did not try to get his friend, Pope Urban, to put his stuff into the writ. Galileo would not even reply to a respectful query from Kepler -- talk about your sleepwalkers! Newton merely algebraized Kepler's three orbital constraints, and stole the solution from Hooke, to boot -- on the shoulders of a giant, who was physically a dwarf; hence, the joke
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oh, the lines; as soon as I can make heads or tails (or even edges) out of your syntax! maybe, you should go back to "line-numbers," just for our benefit, the enormous Pea-net Gallery (query: is that a reference to G.W.Carver?) > > Can't you read between the lines? thus: oh, Sagan did some numbertheory?... well, that'll humanize him a bit; the real Doctor Stranglelove had his own program     

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Author: spudnik
Date: Sep 7, 2008 13:13

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Date: Sep 7, 2008 12:59

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Author: spudnik
Date: Sep 6, 2008 20:48

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Date: Sep 6, 2008 20:08

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