>> On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 13:15:37 -0700 (PDT), harry
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>> wrote:
>> >>> >> Yes, very true because once chemical reactions had been done, you cannot
reverse or undo the direction of the energy that had been done. If you don't believe this common sense, try burning a piece of paper and see for yourself. The chemical structure of the anything, not just paper will change / transform from one stage to another stage, your bodies, your houses, your cars etc... billions and billions of many things already changed/transformed, how can you reverse the chemical reactions?
>
>> >> No You cannot not reverse this. America, how can you picture yourselves
as a smart nation when you can't even figure out this simple thing? You got so many whackos, don't you know? Time to stop dreaming.
>
>> >BTW, we are all travelling in time right now... maybe retards go
>> >backward? Heh! Heh!
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>> Nice, but maybe it's just that most retards can't keep up.
>>
>> JF
>
>I don't see why this idea that you can't reverse chemical reactions is
>in extent.
>All chemical reactions can be reversed. Some are a lot more difficult
>than others, that's all. You can recharge a car battery. That's an
>easy one. You can"unburn" hydrogen because it's chemically simple.
>"Unburning" paper is difficult because it's chemically very complex.
>But it's theoretically possible