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To: big run who wrote (7904)11/23/1998 12:08:00 AM
From: TechTrader42  Read Replies (1) of 11149
 
"Have you put that in a QP scan yet?"

Yes, but it was confiscated by SEC officials -- or so I thought. They may have been impersonating SEC officials. (One looked remarkably like Gonzongo but wore an official SEC hat.)

In any case, the scan may have caused anomalies in the quantum gravitational field (and, consequently, aged me a day for each day I looked forward in time). It was loosely based on this idea: close(10)>10*close(0). For the scan to work properly, it had to be run in an environment outside the conventional three-dimensional boundaries of space-time, in a fluid, turbulent, nonrenormalizable space (in my kitchen).

Brooke
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