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September 19th 04, 11:35 AM
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Hi nightbat There you go again with the great theoretical thinkers being
just sci-fiction writers. Well Theories like GR SR,and QM give sci-fiction writers lots of material,but strangely "string theory" does not. Is it to hypothetical? My thoughts are string theory is in the tiny Planck world,and that is worlds apart from our macro thinking. nightbat we make good use of a heavy iron hammer,and don't realize it is made up almost entirely of empty space. We know it is,and that is what makes our universe so interesting. Bert 
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