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To: Ilaine who wrote (37166)	9/6/1999 1:34:00 PM
From: PCModem	Read Replies (1) of 71178

"Oddly enough, fractals, to me, are the most intriguing indications that things MIGHT have occurred by accident." Sorry I did not respond sooner, but have been away all weekend attending a reunion. I can see your point. I look at it this way: "how could it be accidental that fractals behave that way?" The behavior of fractals is consistent with my belief system in which the act of creation (such as the Big Bang) was something that happened "in the beginning." (I have only a layman's knowledge so if I get any of this wrong, please keep that in mind.) It seems to me that if the act of creation was a one time event, then there needs to be some mechanism to keep the ball rolling, and fractals appear to me to be an example of such a mechanism. Otherwise creation has to be an ongoing event. No day of rest allowed. Too much work and rather inefficient if you ask me. Even for God. PCM

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