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Consider:

"It is better to be drunk with loss and to beat the ground, than to let the deeper things gradually escape."

- I. Compton-Burnett, letter to Francis King (1969)

"Cynical realism – it is the intelligent man’s best excuse for doing nothing in an intolerable situation."

- Aldous Huxley, "Time Must Have a Stop"







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Wednesday, 3 December 2003

Topic: Bush

Schrodinger's Cat, Quantum Mechanics and Symbolic Logic
The philosophic answer to the question of the missing Weapons of Mass Destruction




David Raitt explains it all:

George Bush said some quite interesting things recently at a fund-raiser in New Jersey.
Not breaking any ground, Bush highlighted the accomplishments of his administration, saying he had eliminated the terror threat from Afghanistan and weapons of mass destruction from Iraq and ensured that Medicare will remain solvent.
Many commentators seem to be of the opinion that the claim that Bush eliminated WMD's from Iraq is laughable.

Raitt:
Yet they fail to grasp the president's deep understanding of modern physics. In fact, prior to the invasion, the weapons both existed and didn't exist simultaneously, not unlike Schrodinger's Cat. The invasion and subsequent search brought in observers and collapsed the wave function to one of non-existence. Thus the President was speaking nothing but the truth.

This kind of misunderestimating one's opponents has really got to stop!
I agree.

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