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Answer this messed up composition question

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Sean...M
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Given that people write to others (who will read what was written), where might those others be located?

  • In time
  • In space
Aug 23 2008 8:58PM
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Malcolm
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ow my head hurts.
Aug 23 2008 9:05PM
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inactive
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mind bottleing!
Aug 23 2008 9:08PM
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martin.
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im gonna say time, but I can't prove it because it just goes about with my beliefs about the way the universe works
Aug 23 2008 9:10PM
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Malcolm
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oh i got it it has to be in space. space refers to how far the person who will read what was written is located and time refers to how long itll take for them to get it. how can someone be located in time?
Aug 23 2008 9:18PM
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martin.
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because the person who the letter is directed toward may change from the time the letter is written to the time the letter is received.
Aug 23 2008 9:20PM
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eric25
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I'll give up before I give myself a headache.
Aug 23 2008 9:23PM
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Malcolm
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oh that makes sence. technically i could be both then couldnt it?
Aug 23 2008 9:43PM
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martin.
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yea, because a person located in a specific point in time can be located in many spaces, and a person occupying a specific space can be located in many times.
Aug 23 2008 9:51PM
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Tom.
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I don't understand the question. How can something be located in space, but not time? and vise versa...
Aug 23 2008 10:07PM
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Sean...M
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haha you all have the same responses as i did. My friend has this question for his homework
Aug 27 2008 7:49PM
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ryan.c
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exactly what i said
Aug 27 2008 8:01PM
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duckets.
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[IMG]photo_movieMatrix-quoteSpoon.jpg[/IMG]

there is no spoon.
Aug 27 2008 8:24PM
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duckets.
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there is no spoon
Aug 27 2008 8:25PM
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jedi.Jim
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As Einstein coined: "spacetime"
Aug 27 2008 8:38PM
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0123456789
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hahahhahaha

i thinnk you mean boggling
and that is quite the question, im gonna go with space.
Aug 27 2008 9:22PM
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