RE: MD acausal (for Glenn)

From: Glenn Bradford (gmbbradford@netscape.net)
Date: Sat Dec 14 2002 - 05:24:58 GMT

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    >>The web page for "23 Skidoo" is a good example of confirmation bias.
    >As it is they do not have this
    >>"compelling interconnectedness", and deserve ridicule for falsely
    >>suggesting otherwise.
    >
    >Actually he introduces the topic as "pattern recognition".
    >Do you deny that was what he was doing?
    No, I do not deny this. If this is all he is doing then it's my
    mistake to ridicule him. If Jung's stories are just about pattern
    recognition then again I have no complaint. Of course I don't believe
    this is all they're about.

    >>"... They are finding that the isolation and separation of objects from each
    >>other is more apparent than real; at deeper levels, everything -atoms, cells,
    >>molecules, plants, animals, people - participates in a sensitive, flowing web
    >>of information. Physicists have shown, for example, that if two photons are
    >>separated, no matter by how far, a change in one creates a simultaneous
    >change
    >>in the other." From: A Wink From the Cosmos by Meg Lundstrom
    >>
    >>Capra, Chopra, and a host of other mystically bent people have said
    >>something close to this, but none have said it quite so poorly as Ms.
    >>Lundstrom. Physicists have indeed shown what she says, but they've also
    >>shown that it's not possible for the two photons to exchange any
    >>information. So if it's true that all the things she lists in her previous
    >>sentence "participate in a sensitive, flowing web of information", it's
    >>not because of what physicists have shown about separated photons.
    >>Glenn
    >
    >Glenn,
    >This is what cracks me up.
    >It is not known how this is happens.
    >With that being true, can you be honest just admit you know
    >jack about it?
    >Without knowing how it happens you have firm belief
    >in how it doesn't. Amazes me.

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