-[ Quoting David Martorana , to Dennis Menard ]-
 RM> So, how does one create an exact copy of something?  Answer, one
 RM> cannot,... it is not possible.
 DMe> It has been thought to be impossible, true.  But, you know, every
 DMe> new day seems to bring new surprises.  I can't recall who said:
 DMe> "Everything is impossible, until it's been done; then it becomes
 DMe> common."  :)
 DM> Now that I know you keep an eye on the Discovery channel...!!!
I am a good Canadian, enjoy our programming efforts, and get a kick from the
(apparent) chemistry between Jay and Jill.  :)
:)  And I even have a good start on a Discovery cap collection ... though
I've been disappointingly unsuccessful in winning a jacket with sleeves made
from the skin of an ungulate, or even having my name listed on T.V.  :(
 DM> Did you catch the bit on bats? .....that they could process
 DM> sensing data faster than the nerves in their brains could receive
 DM> it and even before the data became available to process
 DM> ......effectivly being a tiny bit AHEAD of time-
 DM> ......The Navy being MOST interested in this "quicker than
 DM> quick" for sonar (""AND OTHER"") applications!
Fascinating!  No, I'm afraid I missed that one, David.  However, I did find
the brief in PM/Jan '98 re: the creation of matter from light.  Unhappily, I
feel a little cheated that they provided so much tease and so little details
in the summary.  Maybe a follow-up later in the year.
 DM> Between you and Richard, I do pick up at least the senses of
 DM> uncertaincy. During a short interview ("DISCOVERY again), one
 DM> physicist was quoted as saying it took three intense years of
 DM> technical study to actually understand present levels of our quantum
 DM> world;  and they were fast pushing four with no end in sight. With
 DM> such heavy stratification of knowledge growing, even the DISCOVERY
 DM> channel/magazine is falling behind !
Yes.  Excellent point!
:)  I take it, then, that you've read the article entitled: "Is Teleporta-
tion for Real" where its first serious consideration was attributed to a
brainstorming coffee-break at the Universite de Montreal in 1992?  If not,
you'll find it in the Archives.  Good description of the method.  :)
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