Not Up to Fatima & black holes

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> BRIDEAN

> If I remember correctly they had formulas to go on.  Isn't that some

> "kind"

> of understanding?  Do you have any formulas applicable to travelling

> great

> distances over space in a reasonable amount of time?  Hmm, didn't think

> so.

>

> Eric

> What?


BRIDEAN
Well, if you have ever dealt with vector spaces in linear algebra they are defined
by a bunch of formulas that they have to satisfy.  But this gives them a "definition"
which you can apply to prove theories.  Similarly, if quantum mechanics were
nothing but some formulas, they could also be as well defined as vector spaces.
If not, why not?

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