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MJA · **Re: The 'Event Horizon' (A can of wormholes?) -** 11-30-2007, 12:08 AM

Thanks Greg,

The only problem I see in the usage of mathematics to define nature,
is that math is an inherently confining discipline of rules and restraints that cannot possibly coexist with the absolute freedom of nature's natural truth.
It is only simply what I see!
And I don't see star light in a straight line or curving around our own star.

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MJA

PS: I don't fully understand science, religion, Shakespeare, or anything more, than a simple grain of truth.

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MJA 7th degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 1,079 Thanks Given: 155 Thanked 128x in 109 Posts Join Date: Mar 2007 Rep Power: 18	Re: The 'Event Horizon' (A can of wormholes?) - 11-30-2007, 12:08 AM Thanks Greg, The only problem I see in the usage of mathematics to define nature, is that math is an inherently confining discipline of rules and restraints that cannot possibly coexist with the absolute freedom of nature's natural truth. It is only simply what I see! And I don't see star light in a straight line or curving around our own star. = MJA PS: I don't fully understand science, religion, Shakespeare, or anything more, than a simple grain of truth. The truth of everything is less than one inch, it is only equal and the lion is one. One is free when the door is opened, education has the key. =