Talk:Impenetrability

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Is this a joke?

With a redirection to this from FR Quantum physics page, I didn't expect what is essentially a blank page not even worth one symbolic point for the ink, because of the Internet...

Thinking of all the ones who'll consider "it must be true if there's an internal EN source" without even reading it (because many just don't go read anything not in their native language) and finding it is actually an arbitrary declaration without anything to back it up, I'm quite horrified.

On the other hand, all you can learn on the FR page linking here is the concept of fractal endless replication, which indeed counters the impenetrability concept by having multiple similar occurrences happening in a given place at the same time, depending on observation scale. --2A01:CB11:13:D700:81A9:8D61:4B2A:188B (talk) 12:32, 22 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]