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Old August 1st 05 posted to sci.physics.relativity
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Default Wrong physics

Josef Matz wrote [with corrections made]:
Nature does call it [no, but I'm pretending it calls it yes, even though I didn't actually say where anywhere in my reply and can't], [some amorphous] "you" measure it and close the eyes.


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