Re: INSTANT REVIEW: Next Year's TV Shows

"George W Harris" <gharrus@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Sun, 05 Aug 2007 19:54:58 GMT, "Donny Macro"
> <donnymacro@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> :> If the difference is big enough to see with a microscope, within a
few
> :> weeks there will be obvious differences visible to everyone in the
> :> entire world.
> :
> :Really? every time? I certainly realize that some changes that can be 
> seen
> :with a microscope could create vast differences in very short periods
of
> :time, but I find it hard to believe that EVERY single minor difference 
> will
> :result in huge changes... I still think that some changes would not 
> effect
> :anything other than a very local area, and if unobserved what
difference 
> do
> :they made at all?
>
> The universe doesn't distinguish between the
> atoms that make up a leaf and the atoms that make
> up Osama Bin Laden.  If one is different, the universe
> is as different as if the other is different.  Chaos theory
> and probability virtually guarantee that any difference
> will endure and expand without spatial or tem****al limit.
> The odds of two even slightly different universes
> converging is on the order of the odds that a shattered
> crystal vase will spontaneously reassemble into a
> working Swiss watch.

So Schrödinger's Cat is both dead and alive, you just don't know what 
universe you are in until you open the box? and there are an infinite
number 
of almost identical universes except with differences that won't actually 
have any impact on Earth for thousands of years?

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