Vietmath War: war victims; blinded victims

In article <E33...@msi.com>
jp...@iris8.msi.com (Jan Bielawski) writes:

> In article <141...@einsteinium.universe> Carl Friedrich Socrates Einsteinium <einsteinium@noemail> writes:
> < In article <32B...@clipper.ens.fr>
> < David A. Madore <mad...@clipper.ens.fr> writes:
> < 
> < > example, is one allowed to ask the question of whether Finite Integers
> < > satisfy Fermat's Last Theorem?
> < 
> < This is as ridiculous as asking how many angels can stand on
> < a pin head, or how many letters will fit in a cubic centimeter.
> 
> Why is it ridiculous?  Tell us, does the number ...00001 exist?
> What about ...0002 ?  If you can conceive such numbers (I have no
> doubt that you can) then there CAN'T be anything "ridiculous" about
> asking whether such numbers satisfy  a^n + b^n = c^n .
> -- 
> Jan Bielawski
> Molecular Simulations, Inc.   )\._.,--....,'``.       | http://www.msi.com
> San Diego, CA

  Say Jan, I used to live in Coronado and could use some (free)
pictures for my website autobio, of that Naval station situated across
from Hotel Del, a little ways down south of Del where I went to SWOS
school. I would love a picture of the waters from that Natl Monunment
there? Cabrillo?  Also a picture of the Naval Base where all the ships
are docked.  If possible, send to Archimedes Plutonium, c/o Dartmouth
College, Hanover NH 03755 and it will get to me.

  Good to see that you Jan are not one tracked, like a RR but instead
can lift yourself up from off the track and go another direction, as
per, Democritus Uranium and cubic cm.

  The question put to you was -- is -- is Quantum Physics a redefining
of Newtonian Physics.

  In another thread Einstein Dysprosium in Vietmath will be another
article and I hope to seek out the help of Colin Douthwaite in possible
ascii art of this.

  This is just the start and where it will end is a collection of
Physics to Math Analogies showing that Naturals = P-adics

In article <5aedhv$po...@dartvax.dartmouth.edu> Arc...@dartmouth.edu (Archimedes Plutonium) writes:
< In article <E33...@msi.com>
< jp...@iris8.msi.com (Jan Bielawski) writes:
< 
< > In article <141...@einsteinium.universe> Carl Friedrich Socrates Einsteinium <einsteinium@noemail> writes:
< > < In article <32B...@clipper.ens.fr>
< > < David A. Madore <mad...@clipper.ens.fr> writes:
< > < 
< > < > example, is one allowed to ask the question of whether Finite Integers
< > < > satisfy Fermat's Last Theorem?
< > < 
< > < This is as ridiculous as asking how many angels can stand on
< > < a pin head, or how many letters will fit in a cubic centimeter.
< > 
< > Why is it ridiculous?  Tell us, does the number ...00001 exist?
< > What about ...0002 ?  If you can conceive such numbers (I have no
< > doubt that you can) then there CAN'T be anything "ridiculous" about
< > asking whether such numbers satisfy  a^n + b^n = c^n .
< 
<   Say Jan, I used to live in Coronado and could use some (free)
< pictures for my website autobio, of that Naval station situated across
< from Hotel Del, a little ways down south of Del where I went to SWOS
< school. 

Is this the one on Silver Strand?

< I would love a picture of the waters from that Natl Monunment
< there? Cabrillo?  Also a picture of the Naval Base where all the ships
< are docked.  If possible, send to Archimedes Plutonium, c/o Dartmouth
< College, Hanover NH 03755 and it will get to me.

Any P.O. Box or something?
< 
<   Good to see that you Jan are not one tracked, like a RR but instead
< can lift yourself up from off the track and go another direction, as
< per, Democritus Uranium and cubic cm.
 
Any reason why you didn't answer my question?
-- 
Jan Bielawski
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