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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Greg or e who wrote (14662)	1/21/2003 6:56:04 PM
From: cosmicforce	Read Replies (1) of 28931

Don't get me wrong... there is an observer effect. Two points of view, no matter how similar, are different - even down to the point of view of the electron. One electron is not the same as another when it comes to their "choices and observations". There is a residue, IMO, that they "remember". Pauli exclusion principle: no two particles or entities can exist in exactly the same quantum state. My friend related a story about something unfair that happened to him. He sometimes has rather fixed ideas of right and wrong. I told my friend that even he was the only person in the universe and he was cloned after some period of time, he'd disagree with himself. I meant it. Even the original Siamese twins were very different even though no one can argue they had a similar POV.

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