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Leave that swan

Submitted by Ron C. de Weijze (guest) on Sun, 09/16/2007 - 12:15pm.

When all you want is to get it less wrong, you might as well follow the
conventional route and simply state your claim; there will undoubtedly
come along somebody challenging it from his pov. And this can go on
forever, much like a transforming story. Difference is: people
defending their pov are accountable for what they say, much more for
what they learn others. Others even trusting them!!

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