Re: PARASITES INSIDE OF VIRUSES?
From Ludwig Plutonium <Lud...@dartmouth.edu>
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· 30 Jul 1994 19:18 · View full thread
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In article <31bp9n$a1...@riscsm.scripps.edu> ant...@scripps.edu writes: > In article <31bdjr$pp...@dartvax.dartmouth.edu>, <Lud...@dartmouth.edu> > > writes: > When we find viruses inside of viruses, that feat will propell > > virology and biotechnology to newer heights. > > It's been done, Ludi--quite some time ago. There are some hazzardds, you > > see, with making such bold statements when you don't know the facts. > > -tony First things first. Colin Douthwaite, our resident artist did a wonderful illustration to my logical complaints against the reports of George Smoot and company. Pictures speak a thousand words and the artistry sort of brought that logic to life. I think that even George Smoot himself, after reading those logic complaints illustrated with pictures can "begin to perceive the errors of his ways". PU, PLuto, blesses the soul of Colin Douthwaite to The Fields of Elysium. ATOM I am asking for someone in alt.ascii-art to please do a logarithmic spiral as best they can. And there is something very mathwise pleasing in this "work of a logarithmic spiral". In a given area, there is one maximum-best art work. This might be the first math proof which has a profound word to say about art. Within a given area of the computer screen there is one and only one best artwork of the logarithmic spiral. One maximally-best and the other attempts will be inferior artwork. I think some friends over in sci.math can help me out in stating this math theorem precisely. And, if someone posts a logarthmic spiral, I would please like their permission to use it without reference for my work on superdeterminism. So please post that the spiral can be used-without-permission. Thanks in advance. Back to sci.bio. I need that logarithmic spiral to push the idea of superdeterminism. And I aim to link chemistry with biology, in order to show how highly predictive biology is. Once biology uses the correct science of superdeterminism, and not the fake-baloney of evolution.
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