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Exellent feed back OMJ.
I too am a fan of string theory & almost mentioned it, but didn't know if I should bring it up. Thank you for doing so. String theory makes alot of sense to me. In my opinion, it almost cancels out all the laws of 'physics', leaving all those 'old fashioned' scientists to start leaning more towards the laws of 'quantum physics,which alot of them resent. QP has been the subject of much debate when trying to incorporate it into our existance mainstream. I feel it's a set of laws that we should consider as the 'missing link' of our existance. String thoery - I wish more people would pay attention to it!
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