Jud wrote:
>Nothing can arrive in a vacuum for neither nothing nor a vacuum
>can exist.
Leaving aside for the moment the question concerning the existence
of "nothing", but my dear Jud, of course "a vacuum can exist", have
you never heard of the experiments of Toricelli and Pascal ???
yours,
Jan
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>Nothing can arrive in a vacuum for neither nothing nor a vacuum
>can exist.
Leaving aside for the moment the question concerning the existence
of "nothing", but my dear Jud, of course "a vacuum can exist", have
you never heard of the experiments of Toricelli and Pascal ???
yours,
Jan
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