Tuesday, September 10, 2002

Certain questions are far more interesting than their answers:   Dear Dr. Universe, If Steve Weinbergs idea is true, that there was a time when all objects in the universe were exactly in the same place and time, that would mean that it can't exist based on what I know because each object takes up a certain amount of space. Please explain this to me Theorically, this could happen: it's one of the premises for the Big Bang theory. Basically, most of the objects you see are made up of empty space, at least on the molecular level. See, the interactions between positive and negative charges create a lot of space inside and around molecules. The theory states that if all the molecules in the universe were condensed down, and all the "extra" space taken out, than all the matter would have been packed together into a tiny ball. Thanks for your question. 11:19:58 PM     Preparatory to less gesticulation Networks of promotion/control slide imperceptibly into networks of surveillance/disinformation. Debord, via wood s lot. U.S. officials, who asked not to be named, said the threat level would be raised to "orange," reflecting a "high risk of terrorist attacks" and is one step below the top "red" threat level, where the risk is seen as "severe." Reuters this thing of warring is not part of philosophy, but managed by parasites, panders, thieves, cut-throats, plowmen, sots, spendthrifts, and such other dregs of mankind. Folly 2:33:46 PM

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