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That quote sounds deep, but it reduces almost exactly to: "Almost everything is possible." More precisely: "If a distinguished but elderly scientist passes ju
by lurker17 15y ago
That quote sounds deep, but it reduces almost exactly to:
"Almost everything is possible."
More precisely: "If a distinguished but elderly scientist passes judgement on in idea, it is probably possible. Only ideas whose possibility are not judged might be impossible."
- william42 15y agoIf I recall correctly, Clarke's Law originally applied to fiction. There it makes perfect sense.
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