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To: dvdw© who wrote (24589)	1/20/2017 4:56:14 PM
From: Ron Dior	Respond to of 24758

DVD you were always one of the few that could follow Ah's thought process when it came to physics. Theoretical Physics is well beyond my comprehension let alone that of Quantum Mechanics. It always seemed to me that Ahhaha both loved and hated the fact that some things were simply beyond human comprehension. As amazing as the brain is, some things though solvable may simply be too complex or beyond humankind's capacity. The more we discover, the more we realize how little we know. This is a good thing because it gives humankind a reason to never stop trying to learn. When it came to investing Ah always talked about how it was impossible to beat the market and how price flucuations couldn't be known. This thought reminds me of another thing that he said: "Anyone who makes price predictions is sure to be without clue as you have so aptly shown. Haven't you learned that the future doesn't exist yet and therefor impossible to know now?". DVD maybe you will be the one to do what no-one else has! I'm certain Ah would approve.

To: dvdw© who wrote (24589)	1/21/2017 8:50:30 PM
From: Drygulch Dan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

I had very little contact with Ah but I was aware of him at one time. Enough interest to tag his thread. Sorry that I missed him. On gravity, I have been thinking about it of late. As I understand it, it is close to magic in that it acts at a distance. It acts at speeds that violate current understanding of speed limits. It seems like this is an area of the physical universe that is prime for further study. I look forward to your solution.