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Newsgroups: net.physics
Subject: Consistency in science!?!!?
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Date: Sat, 14-Jan-84 19:08:00 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 14 19:08:00 1984
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Personally, I am not a Physicist by trade, though I encounter and have
encountered such matters involving something to do with the filed
(no pun intended) in my work. It is my understanding that science is
consistent and organized, so-to-speak. Then could someone who is a
physicist please explain to one who is not why it is so difficult
to explain why soda freezes when opened after being cold for a long time.
I am not concerned about the soda freezing, but more-so why it is
so difficult to explain the phenomenon consistently among the 
community of Physicists.  I am very sincere in asking this question,
so those of you who wish to be sarcastic, please direct your comments
either to me directly (sac.long at usc-isie) or say nothing.

Thank you.

--  Steve