Re: STRUCTURE OF TIME

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From: Tim Ringwood
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1992 13:04

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Two views on these wonderful post that are feeled with such love. NOT!

1. One who feel they must spout of their belief in a place where it
   does not belong, (this is MATH not RELIGION) is either arrogant or
   a fool.

2.  I strongly feel that those who belive in God due so because of 
    their own insecurity to deal with life as it is.  (Kind of link
    a lonley kid's pretend friend. ) If you need help with your insecurities 
    go to a shrink, and stop cluttering up this news group.

3.  I am not sure what TIME and MATH has to do with each other, i.e I 
    can't see out MATH can help define the structure of time.  If somebody
    out there has a REAL idea about this, please post.

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Date: Fri, 02 Oct 92 13:04:13 GMT
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