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To: Henry Volquardsen who wrote (484)	5/25/1999 8:12:00 PM
From: Mary Baker	Read Replies (1) of 752

Thanks Henry... I just had an epiphany thanks to you... <<They showed that progress for even the best students was never a straight line. In fact the top students would have periodic and regular regressions. But invaribly the regressions would come right before a period of renewed progress. The theory developed that as the subconcious tried to integrate the new learning the concious mind would become clumsy for awhile with things that it had previously mastered. So when ever a trainee would start getting frustrated and forgetful I would congratulate them because they were about to make a new spurt of progress.>> This means my stock holdings are inversely proportional to my muddled and regressive mind. As long as I stay confused my stocks are up...the more I progress my stocks are down. And vice versa. Therefore, I have concluded that you very smart people have lost me money because you educated me. As long as I didn't know what I was doing I was fine! Thanks a lot... Mary

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