"basskisser" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in message
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If you're really an engineer, JimDandy, then you'd know that
*everything*
can be seen as black and white if you break it down into small enough
elements. Fluid mechanics and finite element analysis are a couple of
perfect engineering examples proving that the world really *is* black or
white...even the grey shades are just teeny-tiny black and white pixels.

Yes, but the thing is, the smaller the elements, the more the "whole"
is diluted. Just because something can (and you're correct, anything
CAN be) broken down into elementary analysis, doesn't mean that it's
NOT complex!

It does if you crave simplicity, like Nookular Boy and his army of lemmings.