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> >WARWICK, England (CNN) -- A mathematical formula calculated by a British >university professor has found that time actually is money. >According to the equation, the average British minute is worth just over 10 >pence (15 cents) to men and eight pence (12 cents) to women. >> Is this calculation commutative? That is, if time is money, does that mean that money is also time? If a minute is worth 10 pence, does that mean that a penny is worth 6 seconds? Tom Beck www.prydonians.org "I always knew I'd see the first man on the Moon. I didn't realize I'd also see the last." - Jerry Pournelle
