In other news in the world, science seems to discover that the past may be changed by what you choose to measure in the present.

"ThereÕs no way around it: The nature of light seems different depending on how itÕs observed. Light can act like a particle or wave, and all shades of gray in between. Now, physicists have the most dramatic demonstration yet that this range of behaviors between wave and particles really is unavoidable, and that light itself doesnÕt know what it is while itÕs propagating".

This is an intriguing notion, because it opens the door to the understanding that time itself, which we depend on completely to keep everything from happening at once, and to reassure us that an object is the same thing it was, and several other certitudes of human existence, may be in fact only the biggest of Big Lies ever told.


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