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Comment Re:Obivous Answer (Score 1) 599

Unlike any other field, the medium in which we work imposes no ceiling on what we can do with it, Gödel incompleteness notwithstanding. There is no "beyond".

Unlike any other? So you tell me the medium of science imposes ceilings? Like there is going to be a point where 'breaking news: we know EVERYTHING about the universe'?

Comment Re:tom (Score 1) 96

This is not true. You can extinguish burning (white) phosphorus with water. Trouble is, after the water runs off it will self ignite again on contact with air above 30 degrees C.
Its this one allotrope out of many that is highly reactive, and single atoms embedded in silicon have hardly anything to do with the character of a bulk of the pure element.

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