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Subject: Re: another failed attempt to help Jerry understand science

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Lucas
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Date Posted: 19:56:24 02/12/26 Thu
In reply to: Jerry (to Lucas) 's message, "Re: another failed attempt to persuade Jerry about team sports" on 18:26:48 02/12/26 Thu

> James Clerk Maxwell was a Scottish
> physicist who discovered and documented with
> appropriate equations the relationship of magnetism
> and electricity, thus making possible radio and the
> electronics we are using in our computers right now.

Oh my, don't be silly.

If James Clerk Maxwell had never lived, does that mean that radio waves would not be possible?

And that electronics would not be possible?

> In a survey of the 100 most prominent physicists
> conducted by Physics World

-- a magazine first published in the late 1980s, lol.

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Re: another failed attempt to help Jerry understand science Jerry (to Lucas) 17:36:26 02/13/26 Fri

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>> James Clerk Maxwell was a Scottish >> physicist who discovered and documented with >> appropriate equations the relationship of magnetism >> and electricity, <strong>thus making >possible</strong> radio and the >> electronics we are using in our computers right now. > >Oh my, don't be silly. > >If James Clerk Maxwell had never lived, does that mean >that radio waves would not be possible? > >And that electronics would not be possible? > >> In a survey of the 100 most prominent physicists >> conducted by Physics World > >-- a magazine first published in the late 1980s, lol.
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Re: another failed attempt to help Jerry understand science	Jerry (to Lucas)	17:36:26 02/13/26 Fri