ALChemy3 Jan 2006

"ME: Not true. For example: Under conditions such as those existing in a laboratory on Earth at the present moment, objects falling in a vacuum will accelerate toward the Earth's center at a calculable rate irrespective of their mass = true, logical, and proveable."

First you have to determine when the object started falling. You can't. You can only give a relatively practical number or word to describe when it started falling. It could be that for the first incalculable moments the object is falling that it actually falls at a different rate than the calculated moments.
It probably doesn't fall at a different rate because that would be inconsistant but at a quantum level all sorts of strange things happen.

What allows you to make such grandiose assertions as to say you know things at a quantum level that nobody else does.

YOU: Logic.

ME: + Faith.