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Molly-- I have been too overwhelmed to get into this discussion, but I was
caught by the phrase in the abstract that "language is a product of words."
Seems worth stopping to think about.
I also think that the military-industrial origns of the internet somehow
go lost in the origin myth. When I write at this time of night you know things
must be a little strained!
mike
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