[knarf]

I spent a couple of aeons (OK .. I was doing acid and it fascinated me for a long time) ...

considering we never really touch the ground when we walk.

If I use some kind of super duper microscope and zero in to the point of contact between shoe and ground, I'll find mountains and ravines that, only a few mountain peaks actually appear to touch

So I choose one of those touching peaks and zoom in and find .... a bunch of mountain peaks and ravines

So I zoom in to one of THOSE touching mountain peaks and find a bunch of mountain peaks and ravines

So I zoom in to one of THOSE touching mountain peaks and .... ....

I'd never do it again, but acid was fun .... (for me)

[huldah1776]

So Jesus could in fact have walked on water since He would have had access to the truth about creation? Philip was transported, too. It has to be possible.

[sparklite2]

On a similar note about fractals, you could never draw a completely accurate map because when you get down into fractal territory, the length of line necessary to portray a coastal area, for example, would border on infinite.