Wirt writes:

>[Paradoxes] don't (and can't) exist in the physical world,
>simply because there is no way to exit physical reality.

Is too!

   SUBROUTINE PHYSICAL REALITY
   PRINT *,"EXITING PHYSICAL REALITY."
   CALL EXIT(0)
   END

   CALL PHYSICAL REALITY

Proof:

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       1     1.000           SUBROUTINE PHYSICAL REALITY
       2     2.000           PRINT *, "EXITING PHYSICAL REALITY."
       3     3.000           CALL EXIT(0)
       4     4.000           END
       0     5.000
       1     6.000           CALL PHYSICAL REALITY
       2     7.000           END

      NUMBER OF ERRORS =     0   NUMBER OF WARNINGS =    0
      PROCESSOR TIME   0: 0: 1   ELAPSED TIME      0: 0: 6
      NUMBER OF LINES =      7   LINES/MINUTE =        293

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There. QED. I'm going home for Thanksgiving (American).

-- Bruce


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