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Old 15-07-2003, 07:22 AM
Jim Webster
 
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Default Do Theories Have to be Testable to be Scientific?


"Steve Harris" wrote in message
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Well, Albert Einstein got laid, and indeed married, well
before 1905. Erwin Shroedinger was not only married when he
produced wave mechanics at the age of 39, but was on holiday
at a ski resort with his mistress of the moment. Apparently
he did very little skiing.


I can see how she might have helped him with wave mechanics, but I would
have been worried if it was as a result of her that he came up with his cat

Jim Webster


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