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To: Nitrous who wrote (13769)	8/8/1999 6:30:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29970

But you forgot the regularity and continuity conditions. The functions may not be Archimedean. I only meant that as time goes on in several years the two functions will have an epsilon difference and that will be all the difference. When wage parity is reached there is trouble afoot. Ten years ago I estimated this trouble wouldn't start until 2007. The Net which I didn't anticipate could make it sooner, but most likely as is the case with all technology, the good neutralizes the bad, so the net is epsilon. MACR has problems. They're trying but things are going away from them. The result is top line can't be expected to be so robust as seemed the case. The shake out is upon all of them.