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To: ig who wrote (24593)	10/26/2002 4:50:45 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 74559

Oh I wouldn't say that. <above my poor power to add or detract > My experience is that all things have their unique point of view and influence and like a butterfly taking off in the Siberian Forest, they might create a little turbulence which can cause the hurricane in the Caribbean if conditions are right. It's an infinitely fractalized world. Sure, the big brutes like King George II and our idol Uncle Al KBE create big waves, but our little waves, in phase, make their waves look trivial. The majority mob versus the King has always had one outcome. Ideas gather force too and are made up of a billion little inputs, points of view and influences. Some gathering strength as the idea passes on. Some fizzling into oblivion. They call them memes if I understand the expression correctly. I could ask Google... Mqurice