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To: Jerome who wrote (39149)	11/5/2000 8:57:44 PM
From: Robert O	Read Replies (1) of 70976

>>"The (invention of) the semiconductor is the most significant event since man emerged as a life form," Corrigan boomed. << that statement struck me too... may just be my next screen saver ;-) And all along I thought it was (development of) language that was the most significant event for mankind. Without that, I bet the engineering types (cf. those who lurk here) would have a devil of a time coordinating an advancement beyond, say, woodworking. I mean how many grunts and dirt drawings would it take to construct a lever/pulley system such that one could build the pyramids? RO

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