> "Rev. Red Hot Lava" yahoo.com> wrote in messagenews:cb2ea7e0-45e6-45d4-975e-9acc067f94cb@w7g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
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>> 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.

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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