Brian V. Cox
01-08-2002, 07:57 AM
if any of you wanted to check out the physicist on npr yesterday, and
missed it, here is his web page. he was at a cambridge univ. gathering
of theoretical physicists, and is proposing that time is an illusion.
http://www.platonia.com
this is the kind of guy i would expect to hear on art bell, not on
diane rehm's show on the way to work in the morning... :) time's
really are changing...
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** in lak'ech, brian cox - brian@... (/group/asc2k/post?postid=_sezdb62ztaczk-t9_yshwhjg85xrm_-jy4fi1hwnxcggbvcjdfrarxzbdocvwv-p-ekkdvreq)
** magpu: electric-progressive-trance-improv-fusion: http://www.magpu.com
** "there is geometry in the humming of the strings;
** there is music in the spacing of the (planetary) spheres" -pythagoras
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missed it, here is his web page. he was at a cambridge univ. gathering
of theoretical physicists, and is proposing that time is an illusion.
http://www.platonia.com
this is the kind of guy i would expect to hear on art bell, not on
diane rehm's show on the way to work in the morning... :) time's
really are changing...
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** in lak'ech, brian cox - brian@... (/group/asc2k/post?postid=_sezdb62ztaczk-t9_yshwhjg85xrm_-jy4fi1hwnxcggbvcjdfrarxzbdocvwv-p-ekkdvreq)
** magpu: electric-progressive-trance-improv-fusion: http://www.magpu.com
** "there is geometry in the humming of the strings;
** there is music in the spacing of the (planetary) spheres" -pythagoras
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