Indeterminate

... programmed to be smaller(think, for example, at the bean stem). Others have all the leaves the same size. Leaves, of course, do not have indeterminate growth, like stems and roots, so leaves won't grow larger and larger until they die. So, I think the best answer to your question is that ...

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... then extrapolate this over an eternity that you will never encompass. This is the only truth that I believe we can determine locally in an indeterminate infinity. This indeterminate infinity is what enables evolution, which is just another word for motion and change of substantial form. ...

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... then extrapolate this over an eternity that you will never encompass. This is the only truth that I believe we can determine locally in an indeterminate infinity. This indeterminate infinity is what enables evolution, which is just another word for motion and change of substantial form. ...

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In your response to me a few days ago, you seemed to disqualify any attempt at stating an indeterminate universe by citing language itself as absolutely deterministic in its ability to state indeterminism. i didnt do that. that was a presumption on your part. and now ...

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... closure. Such an observation is a resonance (of a vibration) between different levels of organization, whose measurement is a peak in a range of indeterminate "in betweens". Quantum physics seems to insist that there are NO "in betweens" past a certain scale - there are only ...

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