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You said a mouthful

Submitted by Keith Sgrillo on Mon, 07/19/2010 - 10:05am.

Wow!  What a post.  That is hard to follow up.  I think what you are discussing could use a great lead in activity....like I don't know....looking at eggs.  Ha ha.  What I get out of our group discussion and your post on this idea of randomness is that no matter what the situation is, and how similar things may appear to be, there will always be variation.  That even with environmental restrictions, randomness will always exist. 

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