There's five of them, they are pretty simple, and they seem to really
work. My only concern is how they affect the nature of time and
dimension once the relativity of space-time in terms of personal
velocity and scalar momentum is concerned. (of course couching it in
these terms may seem a wee bit Ahrimanic, I apologize for that, it's a
limit of my definition capabilities).

Anybody else have some interesting experiences with this little gem of
a program?

"Rev. Red Hot Lava" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I suppose so, at least they might seem to if you equate being a child with
acting childishly.

Why would that concern you?

"Rev. Red Hot Lava" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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It's important to always know one's dot products, cross products, first and
second derivatives and, in general, one's relative position to everything
else when considering such things or else it's "bug on a windshield" time.

Searles O'Dubhain

On Sep 18, 9:32 pm, "Searles O'Dubhain"
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that's why i have several back ups... but Tom's right I am being
pretty childish, haven't even settled on on particular discipline.

"Rev. Red Hot Lava" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Besides, it's unnecessary to rejuvenate until one has first dejuvenated.
Our bodies must grow older, but we can remain immature forever.