User talk:Steve Quinn/Archive 7

The flowstream

This is a concept which I learned from Andrew Joseph Galambos, who was a rocket scientist in the 1950s. Galambos used the term 'flowstream' to signify the ideas of human civilization, and how they propagate from one person to the next. Galambos used this term to describe the intellectual ancestry of a person's ideas, and where the ideas came from. You can read more about this in Galambos' book.

There is another usage for 'flowstream', for the water used to separate out the gold nuggets in a gold mine. Thank you for asking. --Ancheta Wis (talk) 14:23, 17 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Categorisation

This section, a conversation with User: Alan Liefting, has been moved to Archive 6 of this talk page.

Talkback

Hello, Steve Quinn. You have new messages at Jayjg's talk page.
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Retroflect

Hi Steve, thanks a mil for adding to the retroflect page. This was only my second Wikipedia page made from scratch so I value your help, suggestions, guidance. Thanks, Magnusmagnussen (talk) 13:20, 28 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Pioneer anomaly etc

Hi Steve, I have noticed your baranced editing (or reviewing?), sometimes "reverting unhelpful edits by anonymous IP" and recently "restore to last edit by Kurtan" a section in the first place introduced by User:Crum375. It is discussed at Talk:Pioneer anomaly#New cosmology and new physics and now, instead of sitting on the fence, you let his "intelligent and rational" but ultra-mainstream reply change your mind! I say this because other users see his manipulativ edits and wp-insights reminding of now banned jps's. I find it far from happy ending yet. Mariguld (talk) 15:00, 9 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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