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August 1st 08
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Angle of curvatu following the space curve
Curved motion is steeper curvature than curved space. You do not for
the most part follow the space curve. You are almost always at an angle to it. Moving at an angle through curved space is part of curved motion. Motion geometry is an extension of Riemannian geomtery. Mitch Raemsch; Falling light changes colour 
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August 2nd 08
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Angle of curvatu following the space curve
On Jul 31, 9:21*pm, Mitch Raemsch
wrote: Curved motion is steeper curvature than curved space. You do not for the most part follow the space curve. You are almost always at an angle to it. Moving at an angle through curved space is part of curved motion. Motion geometry is an extension of Riemannian geomtery. Mitch Raemsch; Falling light changes colour xxein: So the monkeys and typewriters theory is correct.
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August 2nd 08
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Angle of curvatu following the space curve
xxein wrote:
On Jul 31, 9:21 pm, Mitch Raemsch wrote: Curved motion is steeper curvature than curved space. You do not for the most part follow the space curve. You are almost always at an angle to it. Moving at an angle through curved space is part of curved motion. Motion geometry is an extension of Riemannian geomtery. Mitch Raemsch; Falling light changes colour xxein: So the monkeys and typewriters theory is correct. Not as a practical matter.
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August 2nd 08
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Angle of curvatu following the space curve
On Aug 1, 3:59*pm, xxein wrote:
On Jul 31, 9:21*pm, Mitch Raemsch wrote: Curved motion is steeper curvature than curved space. You do not for the most part follow the space curve. You are almost always at an angle to it. Moving at an angle through curved space is part of curved motion. Motion geometry is an extension of Riemannian geomtery. Mitch Raemsch; Falling light changes colour xxein: *So the monkeys and typewriters theory is correct. So now I'm an assembly of monkeys? Mitch Raemsch
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