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From: wp6@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Walter Pohl)
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Subject: Re: Diversity
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	IMHO, you can change what you think is attractive (and similarly,
you could probably change your reactions to the taste of food).
	I find that if I try, I can learn to appreciate every human body as
aesthetic, on its own terms.  I imagine that I could do the same thing with
food.


					Walt Pohl
		"alt.walt?  It has a certain ring to it, no?"