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Hey people -
Let's not get too far ahead of ourselves. I only read the first entry about
the use of information, and that dude says it's essentially worthless unless
one uses it. Bull Feathers! Information assists one in making the choices of
life. And those choices are what we're allabout, since our primar objective
as human beings is to develop our genes. So the information all works
together to help make choices, which means learning s indeed useful so we
know how to foresee to make our choices.
Regards, Kevin A. Hurley
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