From: Adrian Tymes (wingcat@pacbell.net)
Date: Mon Aug 06 2001 - 19:26:30 MDT
Lee Corbin wrote:
> If total resources in the three spatial dimensions are finite,
> then you *are* crowding out other entities at some point in
> the future. My counter-argument to this is, why should they
> exist at the price of your life?
Not necessarily. If expansion goes to a certain point then stops - or
better, if the usable amount of the three spatial dimensions, along
with whatever material resources are needed, can be expanded by my
existence at a rate faster than I consume them - then I am, by
definition, not crowding anyone else out.
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