Re: What does this mean?

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Posted by layman (67.31.157.246) on September 16, 2003 at 14:38:38:

In Reply to: What does this mean? posted by dave on September 16, 2003 at 13:33:15:

In layman's terms, simply that one learned enough in basic classical mechanics and a smidge of hydrodynamics, and with a keen eye, may be able to discover what remains hidden in plain sight. Bessler's classically mechanical version would be much more readily understood by the laymen, that much is sure.

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: "One need only extrapolate from known basic principles and what is shown to see what is occurring."

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