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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (57672)	1/12/2001 9:00:48 PM
From: PMG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Heinz, I had one, only one real cool Prof. during my studies. He was old, crazy and held many of his courses being drunk. He was close to or in the group of "Fünf Weisen" and created the "Augsburger Modell". He was famous for his "Macro Nacht", the last course before the tests, the only course scheduling at night. He was then not talking on test questions but talking extensive conspiracy theories that no one really understood. Of course he was hated by the University's Dekanat but he had too much scientific prestige to be kicked out. I passed Macro II with 1.0 because he was so inclined to make us listen to what he said that he read ALL the test questions quickly loudly in some course before the exams. A true freak and he died 2 Years ago. His name was Bernhard Gahlen and this year taught me what he said (these conspiracy theories) are all true. But sometimes he came up with what seemed a very central topic to him. The big question (nobody understood anything) was: Ist Geld neutral? I don't remember what it means exactly and what his conclusion was. I only know he changed his mind on it in the last Macro Nacht before he died. By intuition, I always understood it like this, if I bend it to our context: *Do bubbles per se* matter?** Had I only asked what he meant... PMG