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SoLeftIAmRight

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31. As I said.....

Reply to NNadir (Reply #30)

Sun Nov 17, 2013, 04:22 PM

Nov 2013

You can throw shit from every species....

I commend you for your diversity. It is not the diversity or volume of information that you have at your command that I question, it is what you do with them. My areas of expertise are mathematics and philosophy and I often your arguments worse than faulty.

It would be nice if our minds, our bodies, dynamic systems or all kinds were as simple as you believe. I sorry, all things are much more complex than you can even imagine.

Come on down from that high horse. You have some qualities that could be of help. I hope the best for you.

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