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To: TobagoJack who wrote (64561)	6/3/2005 9:46:22 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

TJ, 'perhaps' and 'inevitably' mean much the same in our respective languages, from what I deduce. In the particular instance of financial relativity theory, we seem both agreed that we will all end up back at the beginning in a brand new financial system using a new unit of measure, though measuring the same things. I still prefer the perhaps, to the inevitability, especially with respect to the 'when', because as financial time dilates and financial length shrinks and financial speed speeds up, things become tricky to keep an eye on and know precisely where we are. The woefully underpriced yuan is still entering orbit and could yet turn out to have quite a different gravitational effect than is expected from current measurements of how powerful the yuan force is. It might yet turn out to be irrationally exuberantly overpriced as the Beijing based pixelation processes hit their stride and the ex-Maoistic marauders are sidelined by new-fangled youthful financial shenaniganarians wielding a phragmented photon CDMA-powered financial light sabre. Mqurice