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These apparent contradictions are, more often than not, more a measure of our inability to properly formulate the problem than any measure of the abilities or inabilities of the entity or entities involved in the apparent problem.
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Jazzoctopus 04/08/02 01:23 AM Jackie 04/08/02 01:34 AM Max Quordlepleen 04/08/02 01:36 AM Faldage 04/08/02 01:17 PM Wordwind 04/08/02 01:24 PM Faldage 04/08/02 01:31 PM wwh 04/08/02 01:38 PM wow 04/08/02 04:16 PM Faldage 04/08/02 05:05 PM Capital Kiwi 04/08/02 08:05 PM wwh 04/08/02 09:23 PM milum 04/08/02 10:19 PM wwh 04/08/02 10:52 PM AnnaStrophic 04/08/02 02:49 PM wwh 04/08/02 03:00 PM Faldage 04/08/02 03:19 PM wwh 04/08/02 03:35 PM Faldage 04/08/02 03:39 PM Keiva 04/08/02 03:26 PM TheFallibleFiend 04/08/02 03:55 PM Keiva 04/08/02 11:03 PM Wordwind 04/10/02 12:26 PM wwh 04/10/02 03:40 PM Wordwind 04/10/02 04:23 PM TEd Remington 04/11/02 03:11 PM Max Quordlepleen 04/08/02 09:10 PM TheFallibleFiend 04/08/02 01:37 PM
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