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Principle of Unification has the Complimentary Principle of Difference



 
 
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Old April 15th 05 posted to sci.physics,sci.physics.relativity
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Default Principle of Unification has the Complimentary Principle of Difference

In unification there is difference.

For example Space and time are one yet they are
different from each other.
They are one yet not totally the same.

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Default The Principle of Unification has the Complementary Principle of Difference

In unification there is difference.


For example Space and time are one yet they are
different from each other.
They are one yet not totally the same

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"Nick" wrote in message
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In unification there is difference.


For example Space and time are one yet they are
different from each other.
They are one yet not totally the same


Show the __evidence__.


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Morituri-|-Max wrote:
"Nick" wrote in message
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In unification there is difference.


For example Space and time are one yet they are
different from each other.
They are one yet not totally the same


Show the __evidence__.


There is no evidence as such. It's theory that tell you what's what.

Patrick

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Default Principle of Unification has the Complimentary Principle of Difference

That sounds suspiciously like the Catholic Churches 'explanation' of
the Holy Trinity. Or the translation of the US motto "E pluribus
unum."

Compare and contrast...

"...full of sound and fury, yet signifying nothing." - Shakespeare

Tom Davidson
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Morituri-|-Max wrote:
"Nick" wrote in message
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In unification there is difference.


For example Space and time are one yet they are
different from each other.
They are one yet not totally the same


Show the __evidence__.


There is no evidence as such. It's theory that tell you what's what.


What theory? He hasn't named one.


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Default The Principle of Unification has the Complementary Principle of Difference

Evidence?
It's in the principle!!!

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Morituri-|-Max wrote:
wrote in message
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Morituri-|-Max wrote:
"Nick" wrote in message
ups.com...
In unification there is difference.


For example Space and time are one yet they are
different from each other.
They are one yet not totally the same

Show the __evidence__.


There is no evidence as such. It's theory that tell you what's

what.

What theory? He hasn't named one.


It doesn't matter. You have to have one to tell you who's on first.
Metaphysics isn't the way. You have to invent a theory to formally
interpret the physical world and palm it off on the scientific
commmunity.

All we really know is the alleged behavior of our physical instruments.
All the rest is the interpretations of various theories.

Patrick

 




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