Re: Besides watches, clocks, horology, what makes you "tick"?



On Fri, 01 Jul 2005 19:43:37 GMT, "The Baron" <thebaron@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

>Ahhhhhhhh............but this is what I was talking about, the unknown.
>What may appear to us as a buzzing in the head, may be something else
>entirely, but we are just blocking it out. Sort of like, in denial.
>
>Were we to have an encounter with say, an alien, the confrontation might be
>too terrible to accept, thus we would block it out of out conscious mind.
>
I don't see the connection. That is a well documented feature of the
brain. Entirely involuntery as we have no control over it happening.
When we talk about secrets however, it is a thought process initiated
knowingly by us.

>I believe ''secret'' is a way to creatively describe the unknown.
>
I think it's more of non disclosure of the known. The unknown can not
be a secret.
For instance, the number of stars in the universe is unknown, but if i
knew it, i could opt to tell you, unless i wanted to keep it
confidential or a 'secret'.
Does anyone know if Area 51 has the figures on that ? ;-)

>"Frank Adam" <fajp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>news:vdq9c1dt8alaubhupt8auhelsp5u08je62@xxxxxxxxxx
>> Btw, "secret" is an oxymoron. You can't have a secret, unless someone
>> knows it, hence if it's a known secret, it's no longer a secret.
>> An unknown is not a secret, it's just an unknown.
>

--

Regards, Frank
.



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