In article <qzH_3.2656$X5.361122 at ptah.visi.com>,
Peter Seebach <seebs at plethora.net> wrote:
> In article <383B7214.6021 at compuserve.com>,
> Will Dwinnell <predictor at compuserve.com> wrote:
> >Science is the study of reality. If reality is found to contain some
> >random [1] component, then shouldn't the above assumption be labeled dogma
> >and the insistence on that assumption be 'religious'?
> No. If reality is found to contain some random component, we'll throw the
> result out and try again.
I'd like my new reality in teal with cinnamon piping, Doctor Heisenberg.
[1] The original phrase in the message Will followed up to was "non-
deterministic".
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