LF: Re:QRSS origin

["Hans-Albrecht Haffa" <dk8nd@web.de>]

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Betreff: Re: LF: QRSS origin Dear Lowfers, isnt it nice to follow this long discussion about the origin of the short term QRSS? It must be that many of us had a good course of Latin at grammar school. To add my comment: NVLLI PARVVS EST CENSVS CVI MAGNVS ANIMVS EST... SI TACVISSES PHILOSOPHVS MANSISSES. I started with Gram, then ARGO now Spectro Lab. Please do not forget Our Long Wave Activity Day at 18. /19 September 2004. 55, Hans-Albrecht DK 8 ND

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An:	"Hans-Albrecht Haffa" <dk8nd@web.de>
Betreff:	Re: LF: QRSS origin

G4gvw@aol.com wrote:

I think you now have me in a "Mate" situation and my only defensive ploy is to try to influence the character of your theologian of choice. He will of necessity be either a "believer", a "denier" or a "doubter". Either way, I need time to figure out which one will benefit my case. May I be allowed a parsec or two for my next move please?  :)

Pat, were we playing chess ? I didn't know that.... in any case I can concede you not just one, nor two parsecs
but a countably infinite number of them. But don't forget that, being the eternity, our ultimate destiny, a
linear continuum, if you compute (aleph-nought / aleph-one) the result is zero.....   :-)   (if Cantor was right)

But you are certainly right, let's put these arguments to a rest, as this is, after all, an LF discussion group !

73  Alberto  I2PHD
P.S. Isn't the parsec a measure of space and not of time ?