Re: f**king mouse
"Hot Badger Deluxe" <watercress@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
Physics can describe things for which we don't have the maths.
How (serious question)?
Physics deals with paradoxes all the time.
Maths does not allow paradoxes.
Maths is just a language used to describe physics.
The idea that physics is some kind of subset of *anything* is utter
bollocks.
HTH, HAND.
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