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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.net>
Subject: Re: Lisp novice's question
Date: 2000/11/28
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* Thomas A. Russ
| I move that the readership of c.l.l annoint Kent with the title of
| "Official Lisp Guru" by acclamation.

  Gurus can't be wrong.  If you take away somebody's ability to make
  mistakes, you kill their creativity and punish them for their past
  successes in ways that you should hope _never_ to experience.

#:Erik
-- 
  Solution to U.S. Presidential Election Crisis 2000:
    Let Texas secede from the Union and elect George W. Bush their
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