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In article <46877456@news.comindico.com.au>, Cyborg 0901 <jjbruce@gmail.com> wrote:
>Don H wrote:
[snip]
>>   Or, does Space have a limit, and Time, likewise?  And how would we know
>> when / if we reached that limit?
>>    I suppose it is our human experience that "everything has a beginning and
>> an end" - but does it? in a constant chain of causal consequences; or it
>> only seems that way?
>>    "I" might be born, and die, but "my" matter-energy is part of the causal
>> chain.  My "ego" is merely a reflection of this.  Even as I type this
>> posting, all such actions are a case of cause-and-effect.
>>     Thus, our demarcations are somewhat arbitrary.
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>The answer to your questions is in the phycological book of kaos.
>Its known as the bible,or book to live by.
>
>One of a kind,for some reason held onto it for years by one gneration 
>after another,why,we don't know?,maybe cause it ment something to almost 
>every one that read it.

Well I dunno about the earlier editions, but the King James version 
was pure poetry in prose, so it's no wonder people were happy with it.

Now that they've stuffed it up with these awful "modern" versions 
people have moved on to something more appealing, even if that just 
means country and western music and bush poetry.

That bloke on ABC radio this evening seemed to be saying that while 
there has been a reduction in "belief", it's not a collapse. ROTFLOL. 
I guess he missed the past few decades.  From the present perspective, 
it's hard to see how something with bugger all substance left can 
have much scope to even reduce, much less collapse!

Cheers, Phred.

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