rlr@pyuxd.UUCP (Professor Wagstaff) (03/13/85)
[No, wait, there's STILL MORE!!!!] > |I categorically deny the account of Rich Rosen's story. I DID NOT > |speak to him on that night. He was really dreaming. I did not > |speak to him on that night, because on that night I spoke to Mike > |Huybensz! (I am sure Mike will verify my claim). > | > |keep chargin' > | > |goD [heaven!god] What's this? God can only talk to one person per night? Does this take time zones into account, or does god use universal coordinated time (UCT)? In which case, how long is a night to god? Moreover, does god work in real-time or in batch? How many users can he support concurrently? And why does he use Ken Arndt's signature line? Who thought of it first? (In whose time-coordinate system?) (It's a joke, Scott.) Getting back to the original topic: Was anyone about to say something about the nature of subjectivity? -- Life is complex. It has real and imaginary parts. Rich Rosen ihnp4!pyuxd!rlr