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Old January 19th 04, 01:03 PM
Michael McNeil
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Default Numbers are a dead language to me.

Numbers are a dead language to me. So can we have an argument about
tides and lunar algorithms that explains for us dunces how an
inexplicable branch of science (such as astrometry with its chaos theory
and complex dynamics and hideously difficult algorithms) can come up
with such easily grasped concepts straight out of linear systems that
explain the way the moon lifts aggregations of miniscule water droplets
many feet, without detracting from the overall weight of said particles?

And can we post all the flames and trolls to sci.physics not sci.astro
or sci.geo.earthquakes, please?


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