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printable version of a dutch poem with an english version that er printswell oh btw Bjorn very very interesting i s think allswell that endswell u can't cut the Leibniz bestsworldswindle outoff the Leibcorpse & paste it into a non-final story; it needs to end with Judgement Day or it absolutely nonsensical (within that frame it does make sense, but not the way Voltaire critic-sized it, a bit longer actually), hence no previously too ze memory thingie which is secondary thinking, the grandscale construction works including time-scafolding high-end clumpiling into coherence/language-correctness, ie a doubling tripling of what the language's doing in the first place. The memory is real enough, the fiction is in de-referencing it, establishing an event that could be looked at differently and still be the same. The same would include it being the same observant/constitutar/monadic view. One can ufcurse rerun 'events' through the stratified spaces of a memorising habit, call that the masturbating procedure if you wont, but like every running program it is definetely NOT the same event, even if the cycles are falling exactly into phase. It's not because we haven't considered running two-ways that the advance cannot be theo- irratically undone. performance: multi-directional scanning for reference beam to f(art) moment - running programme ( darn i'll have to sit through this) text: uncompiled instructions to compile and run the same programme (yeah so this is what it does, abort Y/N) so perhaps even this really bad english poem is what is required somewhere somehow the Dutch's a bit better and the painting has more blood in it inits final version that is being varnished sotospeakaswespeaktotallyinopuratically moving away from any truth we might see by going towards it cheers d. ___________________________________________________________ Inbox full of unwanted email? Get leading protection and 1GB storage with All New Yahoo! Mail. http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/nowyoucan.html