DEEeditors (DEEeditors@aol.com)
Thu, 19 Mar 1998 17:47:38 +0100
> By-the-way superluminality destroys SOM's cause and effect platypus in a
> different manner than Pirsig's "prefers preconditions..."
Hi LS--
I'm one of those lurkers who never has time to participate...
Regarding the above quote, written by Doug (I think): Can someone explain (or
point me to a source to explain) how superluminality destroys the cause and
effect (i.e. deterministic) worldview? Is it an absolute logical conclusion
that superluminality (and, that's a new word for me, by the way) must destroy
this view? Or, could it be just one more phenomenon that makes the universe
even more complex than we had originally thought?
--Jim
Pittsburgh, PA
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