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To: Tim Mak who wrote (2588)	1/27/2001 6:08:24 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 12231

Tim, I was born curious. I suppose that means the same as being born a philosopher and that's what we all are, whether we know it or not or admit it or not. To satisfy 'curious' things have to make sense. When they make sense, they usually make cents. To dogs, things make scents. It's all how we look at things. Or smell them. Actually, language is not really a language game, but because language is messy and inaccurate, there are games to play. Language, like mathematics, is a reasonable description of what's going on. When language or mathematics doesn't fit what we see, then we have to change our mathematics or language until it does fit. Here is real. We can't get around that with a few language games. umbra.nascom.nasa.gov Mqurice