Re: Tipping Point author in town

From: Wade Smith (wade_smith@harvard.edu)
Date: Wed Feb 06 2002 - 20:45:13 GMT

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    On Wednesday, February 6, 2002, at 02:44 , <AaronLynch@aol.com> wrote:

    > Hi Joe.
    >
    > If I answer this question, then I will certainly have to
    > discuss the decay of
    > radioisotopes. That, of course, will bring on a disquisition into the
    > ineffable Quantum of being. And from there, the bang-second
    > could only be a
    > few trillion electron volts away. Which would bring us back to
    > the subject of
    > spaces, wherein my physics memes were already showing --
    > according to If
    > Price. By then, the universe and the mind would become one
    > grand unified,
    > self-referential force. But 10^^-32 seconds before that, the
    > filters being
    > devised by Scott Chase would become prevalent software
    > contagions, and the
    > idea of using them thought contagions, which might really give
    > us something
    > to talk about!
    >
    > --Aaron Lynch

    Hey, ya know, it's okay. I've had another offer for something
    else on Thursday night....

    - Wade

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