> On 8-Sep-2008, Immortalist yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> Xref: number1.nntp.dca.giganews.com alt.philosophy:590779

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>> On Sep 7, 11:49 am, "Kevin B. Murphy" comcast.net> wrote:

>>> Science these days is caught up in the connection between flares from
>>> the
>>> Sun and Northern Lights but if science wanted to determine if the earth
>>> is
>>> being hit by wormholes then what would be an interesting idea would be
>>> to
>>> have a flying lab which would be perpetually suspended in the green
>>> flash
>>> zone closer to the equator. My theory is that the earth is protected
>>> from
>>> wormholes because of the green flash. If a wormhole strikes the green
>>> flash
>>> then it becomes visable.

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>> wormhole. If you want antacid you step on an anthill and pick out the
>> splewg that aint got no dirt particles in it.

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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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> Here's the thing, Immortalist. The earth is protected from any danger of
> being struck by wormholes, by definition. It's easy for me to say that I've
> seen a wormhole because proving it should be a daunting task. It's hard for
> me to say that the response is being caused by a wormhole that nobody,
> including myself, can see. Immortalist... wormholes penetrate through the
> center of a planet or moon. They go all the way through the center and out
> the other side.
>

> --
> 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.