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November 18th 06 posted to sci.physics.relativity

Eric Gisse

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Eric Gisse schreef:

A Ph.D in computer science does not grant you a Ph. D in physics, no
matter how loudly you scream.

You are screaming louder than I do, and your screeming is empty. I see
no arguments pertaining to the subject of the thread.

Tom and Dirk adequately cover my opinions. The nonlocality experiments
of quantum mechanics do not violate casualty. Did your advisor say "now
that you understand this subject in computer science as well as humanly
possible, you also understand all of physics as well!" ? If not, why
are you acting like you do?

There are people who both more intelligent and more educated than you
[educated in physics, even!] who desperately want the nonlocality
experiments to violate casualty and they can't make it work.

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November 18th 06 posted to sci.physics.relativity

Eric Gisse

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I see no arguments pertaining to the subject of the thread.

Of course not, this is the standard crank fare "I see no valid argument
against my thesis".

Ever lose something at the desk your sitting at, then spend a few
minutes looking for it? Then after a few minutes you realize it was in
front of you the whole time?

"I don't see it so it must not be there" isn't the best argument.

It is good that your students and co-workers see you for what you are :
a pathetic clown.

If these newsgroups has taught me anything it is to know my place.
Being educated in one field doesn't mean you are educated in another.

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