base kisser, I have nothing say about "steve" statement. It was, and was
intended to be, specious.


Steven Shelikoff wrote in message
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JAXAshby wrote:
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet, it is physically impossible to know where you
are on
the planet using just a compass and a speed indicator. that some people
believe otherwise just goes to show you that some people are utterly
ignorant.
the rocks don't care what you believe. not in the slightest.

It's also impossible to know where you are on the planet using GPS, or
any other navigation system. You said it yourself, one of the rare
times you said something correct. It's a physical impossibility to be
completely accurate. There's error in everything. The only difference
is in how much error there is, how well the amount of error can be
estimated and whether it's more than required for a specific application.

Steve


Oh, crap! I can't wait to see what Jax has to say about your above
statements. no doubt, he'll come up with something, whether it
actually has anything to do with the subject, we'll see.