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  1. 01-17-2007 07:18 PM #11
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    Smile Re: reaching absolute zero

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric View Post
    Absolute 0 is the passive, reflective turn-around point, within the cycle of alpha to omega.

    Absolute 1 is the active principle of Focus, that keeps the cycle going.
    Thanks Eric that puts it really neat,I like it.

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    Re: reaching absolute zero

    In addition... the Absolute 1 and 0 are NOT in the universe.

    The universe is either finite, or finite yet infinite. It is not absolute nor does it contain an absolute.
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    Arrow Re: reaching absolute zero

    Quote Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick View Post
    Thanks Eric that puts it really neat,I like it.

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    In addition... the Absolute 1 and 0 are NOT in the universe.

    The universe is either finite, or finite yet infinite. It is not absolute nor does it contain an absolute.
    I take back what I said about college; this is much more interesting.
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    Smile Re: reaching absolute zero

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric View Post
    In addition... the Absolute 1 and 0 are NOT in the universe.

    The universe is either finite, or finite yet infinite. It is not absolute nor does it contain an absolute.
    It would be much simpler Eric,to say that the universe just IS!

    BTW mate,I miss you on the forum,hope you return soon.



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