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February 20th 08
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Causal decoupling
Causal decoupling by establishing of spacelike regions, dt=dx=0 - ds0, after the Bang has had required vc. 
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February 20th 08
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Causal decoupling
On Feb 20, 1:51*am, Realo wrote:
Causal decoupling by establishing of spacelike regions, dt=dx=0 - ds0, after the Bang has had required vc. xxein: Not any more than entering the Schwartzchild radius of a black hole. If you want to use math, use it to express why the v=c is a broken limit.
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February 21st 08
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Causal decoupling
"xxein" wrote in message ... On Feb 20, 1:51 am, Realo wrote: Causal decoupling by establishing of spacelike regions, dt=dx=0 - ds0, after the Bang has had required vc. xxein: Not any more than entering the Schwartzchild radius of a black hole. What black hole? Geez you stupid ****.
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