Re: OED (now complex numbers)

Stephen wrote: 
According to the opalescent prose of rf@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Robin
Fairbairns) :


badriya <asft99@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 22:30:55 GMT, stephenbowden@xxxxxxxxx (Stephen)
wrote:

According to the opalescent prose of spambin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(Tony Gardner) :

So, by purely mathematical analysis, Maxwell had predicted the
existence of a type of radiation that we now know as electromagnetic
radiation and, at the same time, had provided compelling
circumstantial evidence to suggest that visible light was a form of
this new radiation. 

Was this before or after he started attacking demons with his silver
hammer?


when did he hit them with a hammer?  given that they were mere
philosophical constructs, i thought he treated them really rather
well.  he did a job evaluation, and decided it was too much to expect
any demon (philosophical or otherwise) to do.



I refer the honourable umrat to Apple PCS 7068 STEREO, side A track 3.

Bang bang ! You shot him down :)
.

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