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Re: Evidence for "Big Bang Theory"
Erik Max Francis (max@alcyone.darkside.com)
Sat, 06 May 95 19:26:12 PDT
gil@landmark.iinet.net.au (Gil Hardwick) writes:
> In article <3ntm7g$omk@hustle.rahul.net>, Ken Smith (kensmith@rahul.net) writ
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> >Not really. The one truely non-renewable resourse would be time. The
> >expression "stop waisting time" would take on a new meaning.
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> Does that mean I won't be allowed to loll about under a shady tree
> watching the world go by any longer? Pity . . .
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> I suppose your Thought Police are going to provide me with their usual
> "incentives to work" instead, are they?
Take a valium. From this post, anyway, Ken Smith's cosmology is
correct, at least according to current theories.
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