[MD] The New Physics and Cosmology Dialogues

[MarshaV]

At 08:10 AM 11/26/2008, you wrote:
>Marsha:
>
>I'd like to extract one sentence from the above:  "The photon can
>sometimes play as if it is more like a wave, and sometimes it plays
>more like a particle, depending on which question we ask."  To me
>this is saying the same thing that the Lila character says in Chapter
>14 after she says "I'm not going to answer any more of your questions."
>I am nearly to the end of this book, and that makes me very, very
>sad.  Reading this book has been an rewarding experience.
>
>Andre:
>
>Thank you for sharing this with us Marsha. Really appreciated, and your
>extraction, if I understand you correctly, is pointing to the notion that:
>
>if I get asked "How are you?" , my answer (including congruent
>behaviour)  will be different depending on whether this question is asked by
>my mother, neighbour, lover or stranger.(?)
>
>Cheers Marsha.
>Andre


Greetings Andre,

Or a question like:  Have you stopped beating your wife yet?    Where 
expectation is embedded in the question.

Marsha




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