On 03-09-98 Mark Bloss wrote to Keith Knapp... 
 MB>  You have done a marvelous job of supporting my point.  There is no 
 MB>  such thing as "perfection" in the real world.  That is what I've 
 MB>  pointed out numerous times.  But perfection is just precisely like 
 MB>  an infinity - it's out there - we just never get there.  And without 
 MB>  the ideal of perfection - we would not ever achieve orbits at all. 
I dunno Mark. Is an Atom *real*?  When the IBM engineers placed 
the gold atoms on a carbon matrix, they lined up *perfectly* all 
in a perfectly straight line along the bonds of the crystaline 
substrate, each obeying the laws of cohesion, and placed exactly 
the same distance apart.   
 
What more perfection could you ask for? 
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