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To: bcrafty who wrote (42565)	6/20/2002 6:52:15 AM
From: Rarebird	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 209892

<Dr. Bob has mentioned to me that it's common knowledge that institutional traders move 80-90% of all stock on any average given trading day.> That only shows how desperate "they" are in seeking a return. The "they" which is nothing definite, and which all human beings are in a sense, though not as a sum, prescribes the kind of reality of everydayness. Every human has a "they" self. The "they" is there alongside everywhere, but in such a way that it disburdens the individual self from thinking clearly and distinctly and taking genuine action. Yes, it was always "they" who did it, and yet it can be said often that it has been "no one" in particular. The "they" is in the "I". But the "I" is a lot more than the "they". I hope this clarifies somewhat "who" the "they" is, generally speaking.