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To: Interesting Times
P.S. Is yellowstone gonna blow?
120 posted on 09/03/2003 4:32:26 PM PDT by UCANSEE2
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To: UCANSEE2
P.S. Is yellowstone gonna blow?

Clinton is SOOOO there...

123 posted on 09/03/2003 5:07:29 PM PDT by null and void
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To: UCANSEE2
P.S. Is yellowstone gonna blow?

I'd say probably not. Our ability to measure bulges in lake bottoms and such is very recent. It may be that this sort of thing happens fairly often without a cataclysmic result.

126 posted on 09/03/2003 5:55:06 PM PDT by Interesting Times (Tag line. You're it.)
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To: UCANSEE2
It's going to blow, but I wonder if humans will still live on the planet when it happens.
127 posted on 09/03/2003 6:17:31 PM PDT by TBall
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To: UCANSEE2
I've been following this discussion, expecially between you and "interesting times" and I'd like to ask a general question of all. Does anyone here think that the only influence of the planet Mars on this planet is a gravitational one?

It's true the solar system/universe obeys mechanical laws, but does this mean that it therefore follows that it is all just mechanical? Our bodies follow mechanical laws but I suggest that our existence is much more than just a mechanical/chemical/scientificly explained existence.

In fact I would go so far as to say that we don't know squat. Everything we claim to know is theory, and all our theories will be someday replaced by even better theories, by those who think they know.

140 posted on 09/04/2003 11:34:47 AM PDT by Do Be
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To: UCANSEE2
I've been following this discussion, expecially between you and "interesting times" and I'd like to ask a general question of all. Does anyone here think that the only influence of the planet Mars on this planet is a gravitational one?

It's true the solar system/universe obeys mechanical laws, but does this mean that it therefore follows that it is all just mechanical? Our bodies follow mechanical laws but I suggest that our existence is much more than just a mechanical/chemical/scientificly explained existence.

In fact I would go so far as to say that we don't know squat. Everything we claim to know is theory, and all our theories will be someday replaced by even better theories, by those who think they know.

141 posted on 09/04/2003 11:34:51 AM PDT by Do Be
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