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Things we think we know that might (or might not) be so.

What we’ve learned, so far

Posted on November 1, 2016 by Charles Scurlock

The first two paragraphs of post number 1 of this blog, in June of 2011, laid out a set of goals for this publication. “The aim of this blog is to be the home of enquiries of a particular type, … Continue reading →

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What do we think we know that might (or might not) be so? No. 3

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Charles Scurlock

Wave/particle duality First, thanks to Ulla Mattfolk (of the Facebook group I’m part of) for digging up two related articles on this subject that made me think I might have something to say about it. In Wave Particle Duality, a piece … Continue reading →

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What do we know that might (or might not) be so? No. 2

Posted on October 17, 2011 by Charles Scurlock

It’s about time for a timely discussion about time. In about 397 ACE, St. Augustine confessed, “I know well enough what time is, provided nobody asks me, but if I am asked what it is and try to explain, I … Continue reading →

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What do we know that might (or might not) be so?

Posted on October 12, 2011 by Charles Scurlock

Start with the speed of light. The recent report from CERN that they might have measured the velocity of a neutrino (that smallest of all small “particles”) at greater than the speed of light. stirred all kinds of people and … Continue reading →

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