¶ Wow (2)
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Some of them take over hundreds of millions of years for each wow. And if you haven’t been around long enough to come to the next wow, you don’t realize that it is orderly, that in due course it is matching, but on a very slow frequency basis. So because all of us have relatively very short lives, there seems to be a great deal of disorder to us, which would not seem disorderly to us if we had longer spans of observation. . . . We have very significant information coming to us from those who are doing the largest measuring and the most minute measuring. We do have entropy and the physical is expanding and temporarily, locally, very disorderly. It seems very clearly demonstrated in all our experience that the physical assumes a complementary oscillating phenomenon often when we have not been able to discover it. He suspects the positron to be possibly demonstrable sometimes when he’s only found the electron. And he has this theoretical existence which may in due course make experimental demonstrations of the actual occurrence of that which he had held to be operational theoretically. In this kind of assuming it would seem to be absolutely logical that we have a physically expanding Universe, which is getting more and more crowded, and therefore,
¶ Citations
- SINS, 22 July '71, Talk 13, p. 10 (Cont)
