As indicated below, I specifically stipulated, in my SECOND reply to you in the thread in question, the discrete nature of the quantum world, and indicated that I was referring to phenomenon in the larger world:
53 Posted on 01/04/2001 06:06:17 PST by longshadow
To: NebullisIt is made of particles.
And those particles, do they move in discrete instantaneous JUMPS, or do they move CONTINOUSLY?
And more to the point, does the phenomona of "our world" act in instantaneous jumps, or does it act smoothly and continously? Quantum mechanics excluded; we already know and acknowledge that.
But after looking over that thread from a year ago, I see it's just a pointless exchange of unpleasantries, not worth remembering.
Well, if you ignored my stipulation noted above, I guess it was a rather pointless exchange. As for the "unpleasantries," the record indicates that they began with your gratuitous assertion HERE:
99 Posted on 01/04/2001 12:34:36 PST by Nebullis
To: longshadowYou don't know math.
to which I replied in kind HERE:
100 Posted on 01/04/2001 12:37:14 PST by longshadow
To: NebullisYou don't know math.
In addition to being a fool, you are now also a liar.
In any case, thanks for the "discrete reminder"....
You're welcome.