... settle for not knowing, so any available is always welcome. What I believe bears no importance on the topic; I would hope that there is a God because it would seem like an awful waste, to create something just to have it ultimately destroyed. This breaks the world into two groups: Spirituality and ... begun as one. One fixation that could create another fixation that would later shape and mold the universe around us. It could not have been a particle because they are not made up of one piece of matter. The only cause of one could be a supernatural being, someone or something that had .....

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... particles leaping from fixed orbit with a series of complex equation. "Heisenberg showed that we can never know everything about the behavior of even one particle, much less myriad's of them, and, therefore, can never make predictions about the future, that will be completely accurate in every detail." " ... classifying subatomic particles into families, to better understand their characteristics. Gell-Mann had been proven right. The specific community agreed the smallest elementary particle is the quark. "The quark have been bound together since the universe was but a few seconds old. E...

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... . All of these symbols display the message that the black man, (the protagonist) has no control over his life. The first symbol is the bingo wheel. The bingo wheel represents God, one who has all the power. In the protagonists mind the person that spinning the bingo wheel has power. That person has the potential to determine his or her own ... ù ∘hite beam of light?refers to the race of the man that controls the final outcome. The protagonist has no influence in the white society. He is a mere particle of dust. The last symbol is the train. The train represents the protagoni...

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