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Patrick Elliott wrote:
> if the universe isn't logically consistent than science
> would have to be wrong on a huge scale,
I don't think so.
> You would need to.. have an inconsistent universe, which
> never the less, managed to be consistent on the large scale only. Like..
> statistically stable, but completely unstable on the basic level.
We have that already. It's called quantum mechanics. :-)
> Mind, this wouldn't preclude it being consistent, it would only mean
> that events where not predictable on the smallest scale, but that the
> law of averages/big numbers both made it consistent once you had enough
> events to look at.
Again. :-)
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