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On Sun, 27 Jan 2002, John Mallinckrodt wrote:
A sophisticated layperson friend of mine asked me a question which
I had to confess had never really occurred to me before. I told
him I'd consult a prestigious panel of friends. So here goes:
Why should the Pauli principle *not* be considered itself to be
the equivalent of a "fifth force"?
Suppose I pinch your finger with a pair of pliers which are made of
solid neutronium...
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