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Quote: I'd also appreciate some feedback on how DimDim worked for the conference. The live video screen was much too small. Very hard or impossible to see what was written on the board. And you did not say what you wrote. I had to guess. Not at all easy to follow. And I sort of knew what you were sa...

The session was closed promptly at 10:00 pm MST. I suspect the dimdim default session length was still at two hours. On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 21:07:30 -0700 "bperet" (email removed) ([url=mailto:(email removed)](email removed)[/url])> writes: Quote: We just finished here; looks like DimDim cut ...

Hi Bruce,

I can not get into the dimdim room.

<t>Speculative thoughts:<br/> <br/> At first pass, I can not help but think that the Theosophical Anu was<br/> <br/> probably "observed" from somewhere other than the material sector. For<br/> <br/> now I will call it the TOL for Theosophical Observer Location. I am not<br/> <br/> sure what the Anu ...

<t>Thoughts to ponder:<br/> <br/> Random probability.<br/> <br/> Are we just saying that we do not know the mechanistic control factors?<br/> <br/> I am looking hard at the statement:<br/> <br/> "Direction in time has no relation to direction in space, implying<br/> <br/> probability."<br/> <br/> I ...

Yes, go for it guys!

http://www.besslerwheel.com/ is now back online.

<r>The lead author of the paper, Dr. Alex Lvovsky, is now at the<br/> <br/> University of Calgary leading the Quantum Information Technology<br/> <br/> program whose home page is:<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://qis.ucalgary.ca/quantech/index.html">http://qis.ucalgary.ca/quantech/index.html</URL><br/> <...

<t>If the crest represents SNAT then the inner cone represents the Time<br/> <br/> Region and the negative probability in the center may have a rational<br/> <br/> explanation. My first two guesses are (1) it is either a Time Region<br/> <br/> artifact or (2) the plot needs to be redone taking into ...

<t>I was struck by the space=yang (dry), time=yin (damp) inside the<br/> <br/> yin/yang circle starting point for the discussion. It seemed<br/> <br/> significantly at odds with my legacy Euclidean, rectilinear<br/> <br/> space framework without which nothing exists, moves or<br/> <br/> interacts.<b...