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Did you write that?
It's an interesting thing nonetheless. I'm interested in, uh, 'comparing notes' for lack of a better term? I'm curious to find out who would write that, what kind of person and how/why, since it's definitely closer to 'seeing things the right way' than I've seen elsewhere. My concern, though, is that you've gone bonkers in the interim (post being dated 17 years ago), which tends to happen to people who see any bit of the void.
So yeah.