> On Sep 6, 6:42 pm, "Kevin B. Murphy" comcast.net> wrote:
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>> I suppose many people are freaked out by the Matrix movies and the prospect
>> of people becoming cyborgs and so on but if you're ill or sick and
>> pretending to be a cyborg helps you get better faster than it is a
>> no-brainer.  Now, if wormholes move at double speed and I've seen a wormhole
>> then that implies that I'm twice as fast as any atomic clock.  But really,
>> if I'm not in the mood for psychic crap there is no advantage to being like
>> that.  Don't expect me to be in the mood for this crap (in fact, I'm rarely
>> if ever in the mood for this crap) but here is just a little taste.

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>> This is what's on the Islamic women's channel:
>> One dead cop is no big deal.
>> Once this starts this does not end.

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>> This is what is on the physics and engineering channel:
>> Nod means (Japanese word for yes), NOOOO means NOOOOO.

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>> This is what is on the Budhist Channel:
>> M.A.C.H.I.N.E.
>> worm.holes.move.at.dou.ble.speed.

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>> Well, I'd give it to Budhist's for their creative effort and for their
>> reward I'd like to add mine to the psychic channel, if you please:
>> Bro.ken.teeth.is.no.big.deal.

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>> (Well, it's too bad if your 'r's come out like 'l's)

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>> Physics can accomodate the notion of things which move faster than the speed
>> of light.  I'm certain of it because of string theory.  A string is
>> obviously a feedback loop.

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>> If you combine work with play then more work can be accomplished.  Does
>> anyone think Civilization is really cool!!  I've never played online before.

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