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From: douglas@cxsea.UUCP (Douglas Wells)
Newsgroups: net.physics
Subject: Re: Re: Bottled birds?
Message-ID: <313@cxsea.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 29-Aug-85 12:49:45 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 29 12:49:45 1985
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> []
> In article <457@petfe.UUCP> bobp@petfe.UUCP (Bob Philhower) writes:
> >Given:  A bottle, (of arbitrary size), containing one (1) bird 
	...
> >and eventually out of, the bottle?
> 
[Christopher J. Henrich - replies]
> 	While the bird is flying around in the bottle, it has
	...
> pattern, then you can expect it to apply to the aggregate of
> them.

Consider the following reductio ad absurdam, and I think the answer
becomes obvious.

Allow the opening to the bottle to become infinitely large.


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