How do you know it ever lands in the same place again? This is Zeno.
There is infinite infinitesimal possibility for location. This is the
continuum hypothesis. We cannot predict exactly where the knob will
land ever due to the infinitely small and infinite amount of places to
land. You can never put it back in the exact same place. The odds
become one out of infinity.

Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

On Mar 28, 6:45*pm, wrote:
How do you know it ever lands in the same place again? This is Zeno.
There is infinite infinitesimal possibility for location. This is the
continuum hypothesis. We cannot predict exactly where the knob will
land ever due to the infinitely small and infinite amount of places to
land. You can never put it back in the exact same place. The odds
become one out of infinity.

Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

There is no degree of predictability in science. Science cannot
predict anything. Science can control a little. That is all.

Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

On 29 Mar, 03:11, wrote:
On Mar 28, 6:45*pm, wrote:

How do you know it ever lands in the same place again? This is Zeno.
There is infinite infinitesimal possibility for location. This is the
continuum hypothesis. We cannot predict exactly where the knob will
land ever due to the infinitely small and infinite amount of places to
land. You can never put it back in the exact same place. The odds
become one out of infinity.

Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

There is no degree of predictability in science. Science cannot
predict anything. Science can control a little. That is all.

What does Science control in your opinion? What does Science predict?
Well-investigated tautologies? 'Why don't we arrive in the world
quaternion-wise?' asked a mathematician friend over dinner last
night.
--
'foolsrushiin.'

"He just shook my hand. 'No!' was all he said.' Who''ll stop the rain?
Google is OK: sure the guys want lots of dosh - but there is something
good there, almost tangible!

"foolsrushin." wrote in message
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On 29 Mar, 03:11, wrote:
On Mar 28, 6:45 pm, wrote:

How do you know it ever lands in the same place again? This is Zeno.
There is infinite infinitesimal possibility for location. This is
the
continuum hypothesis. We cannot predict exactly where the knob will
land ever due to the infinitely small and infinite amount of places
to
land. You can never put it back in the exact same place. The odds
become one out of infinity.

Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

There is no degree of predictability in science. Science cannot
predict anything. Science can control a little. That is all.

What does Science control in your opinion? What does Science predict?
Well-investigated tautologies? 'Why don't we arrive in the world
quaternion-wise?' asked a mathematician friend over dinner last
night.
--
'foolsrushiin.'

"He just shook my hand. 'No!' was all he said.' Who''ll stop the rain?
Google is OK: sure the guys want lots of dosh - but there is something
good there, almost tangible!

I just love to identify the songs from your snippets. The Weight from
The Band's Easy Rider sound track.. "I just rolled into Nazareth,
feeling like half past dead" etc.

Phil H