CompuServe Messages

I was thinking about the way that any "our scale" attempt to get enough data points to, for example, predict the weather would inevitably change the data collected if only slightly, in the same manner that putting a themometer in a glass of water will change the temp of the water. My overall point would be that whether or not it is theoretically possible to collect enough data to to predict the weather it will always be practically impossible.Another thing that interests me is how we have the experience of choice, not the feeling that every thing we think or do is determined. I couldnt help sending this message.<G> Ed