Dear Joe Fisher,
"I did notice that all of the physical representations of all of the real characters that made up the words I used, and all of the real spaces separating the letters and punctuation marks you mentioned are unique."
Same for images and equations. Can one say with only words more than with words and pictures and equations?
"I have also noticed real holes and every one of them I have seen can only best be described as being black. For instance every person totes nine unique major holes around with them wherever they go."
I have to agree with your daughters :)
Returning to:
"I thoughtfully point out that all scientific studies of snowflakes have determined that of the trillions that have fallen, no snowflakes have ever been found to be identical."
I don't contradict you. On the other hand, you are missing something. Among these trillions which you claim were compared, is there any snowflake which violates the known mathematics and physics of ice crystals? The moral is that scientists try to find the general laws, the universal equations. It would be unrealistic to try to write down all possible solutions of these equations. What is realistic is to propose the equations, and then check that the new instance found in Nature respects the equations or violates them. So I have to say that you have the wrong picture of what science is, and it is that wrong picture you are fighting against.
Best regards,
Cristi