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In article <1992Nov09.192052.25358@bas-a.bcc.ac.uk>, ucap22w@ucl.ac.uk (Martin S T Watts) writes...

>balanced - why can't you? For another thing, they are not. The one thing that
>you give Einstein credit for is something he probably never said. As Hermann
>Bondi has pointed out [Physics Bulletin _38_ (1987) p62], in all known physical
>processes energy and mass are in fact conserved separately. Energy has mass
>is a more useful statement than energy and mass are equivalent.

Maybe so, in all physical processes known to Hermann Bondi!  But any 
student who has spent two days in a particle physics class knows better.
And how clever of you to reference a magazine so obscure that even *I*
couldn't find it, with all the resources of the University of California
Library system at my disposal.  I am told by our local LBL physics librarian
that Physics Bulletin was a cross between the APS bulletin with it's
abstracts, and a small-scale Physics Today, with newsy items, appointments,
obits, that sort of thing.  It has been replaced by Physics World.  The
U.C. Library, which saves office memos and old toilet paper, never bothered
to keep its copies of Physics Bulletin.

So I guess that the wisdom of Hermann Bondi is just lost to me...

-Scott
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				 been a single cell so long ago myself that I 
				 have no memory at all of that stage of my 
				 life." - Lewis Thomas