In article <35DBDE5D.45A3 at netcom.ca>, tmatth at netcom.ca wrote:
> Yes, by direct implication of your hypothesis.
>> Hazel, if you are going to make hypotheses which are contrary to reality
> then you should not be too surprised when the implications of your
> hypothesis seem "strange" (because they do not occur in reality and
> therefore don't make "common sense").
>> --Tom
> Tom Matthews
i guess im just a mad scientist (it's alive!)
hazel
