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To: Maxwell who wrote (41086)	11/9/1998 12:35:00 AM
From: Elmer	Respond to of 1574042

Re: "People like to quantify things. There is no good way to do it because there are too many variables. " Why Maxwell, you disappoint me. Your own claims require that Intel's fab process must be wildly out of control, yet you provide no explanation as to how this might happen, assuming of course that your claims are correct. Could it be that somehow your Intel inside secret contact isn't really such a good source of information?? Could it be that there isn't any secret mole feeding you information at all? Your claims just don't seem to fit what we know of fab processes. Kind of like your imaginary copper process! Could you be as full of it about the CeleronA as you are about the K7? I'm really disappointed in you Maxwell. EP