My pareidolia knows no bounds.

<b> [pareidolic] "No words or ideas are 'right'."</b>

Cool. It pleases me that we agree on something.

<b> [pareidolic] "If Quantum is B.S. ..."</b>

Paraphrasing myself - "Even BS theories can offer some insight into the nature of nature."

And there really is such a thing as luck. It has two polarities. BTW, if it weren't for good luck, I'd have no luck at all. But I have learned to be careful not to say that around my wife and her sisters.

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The cat's fate (either way) is history by the time you look. And, even if you never look the cat will still start smelling the place up.

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Nothing (and no one) is a total waste, even theories that are not 'right'. If it (or they) can serve no <u>other</u> purpose, it (or they) can always serve as a good example of a bad example.

[Larry Burford]"Paraphrasing myself - "Even BS theories can offer some insight into the nature of nature."
Another agreement.

Some of my favorite B.S. theories that can offer "some insight into the nature of the universe" are that matter exists. That "solid" objects exist. That might is right. That life and death exist. That time and space exist.

[Larry Burford]"Paraphrasing myself - "Even BS theories can offer some insight into the nature of nature."
Another agreement.

Some of my favorite B.S. theories that can offer "some insight into the nature of the universe" are that matter exists. That "solid" objects exist. That might is right. That life and death exist. That time and space exist.

[Larry Burford]"Paraphrasing myself - "Even BS theories can offer some insight into the nature of nature."
Another agreement.

Some of my favorite B.S. theories that can offer "some insight into the nature of the universe" are that matter exists. That "solid" objects exist. That might is right. That life and death exist. That time and space exist.

[Larry Burford]"Paraphrasing myself - "Even BS theories can offer some insight into the nature of nature."
Another agreement.

Some of my favorite B.S. theories that can offer "some insight into the nature of the universe" are that matter exists. That "solid" objects exist. That might is right. That life and death exist. That time and space exist.

[Larry Burford]"Paraphrasing myself - "Even BS theories can offer some insight into the nature of nature."
Another agreement.

Some of my favorite B.S. theories that can offer "some insight into the nature of the universe" are that matter exists. That "solid" objects exist. That might is right. That life and death exist. That time and space exist.