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To: smolejv@gmx.net who wrote (4253)	6/4/2001 6:08:53 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Hi DJ, <<Best example of a nasty everyday phase transition:6 chockful lanes somewhere between NY and Boston, going at 65 (maybe a mile more) Then its just a question of "somebody stepping on the brake".>> Of course, in Boston, the folks used to, and may still, be allowed to drive on the road shoulder during rush hours. I remember, because I did not know the rules, and was surprised. Luckily, I was driving a big mother SUV. Now, I suppose that if Tokyo gets hit with an earthquake, or dusted with Fuji volcano dust, the rush of Yen from US to Japan will feel like the impact of a big mother tractor trailer. Oops, there, I said it. No, I fear weakened interlinked complex systems. The FED has only one method of fighting the fire, bubble, earthquake, unemployment, deflation, volcano blowup, typhoon, stagflation, heat wave, inflation, and flood. Chugs, Jay