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peter piscis · 02-04-2002, 11:01 PM

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"In giving the fish free will, all I can do is "suggest" that it stay away from the coral. Making it WANT to stay away from the coral is where the problem lies"
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These complexities are fascinating to we mere mortals who just appreciate the way the fish move. Is a possible solution something like adding a "strong nuclear force" (well, a repulsive one, rather than attractive) that acts at close distances to suggest that the "particles" stay away from each other?

02-04-2002, 11:01 PM	#89
peter piscis Carpe Piscis Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Seattle Posts: 33	fish free will re: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "In giving the fish free will, all I can do is "suggest" that it stay away from the coral. Making it WANT to stay away from the coral is where the problem lies" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- These complexities are fascinating to we mere mortals who just appreciate the way the fish move. Is a possible solution something like adding a "strong nuclear force" (well, a repulsive one, rather than attractive) that acts at close distances to suggest that the "particles" stay away from each other?