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From: samson@h-sc1.UUCP (gregory samson)
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Subject: Re: Matter transmission, etc. (uncertainty)
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Date: Tue, 15-Oct-85 14:29:47 EDT
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So it doesn't matter that the water molecules are all in the same place,
as long as they're water and they have the same average kinetic energy?
Not quite... imagine what might happen if a couple of very energetic water
molecules happened to be transmitted through right next to some of your DNA.
Mutagens, anyone?

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G. T. Samson
The Evil MicroWizard
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