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Subject: Re: predicting the universe with computers
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Date: Wed, 30-Jan-85 17:30:30 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 30 17:30:30 1985
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After using several hours of Cray time on this problem I have some bad news
for some of you on the net.  We have predicted the entire state of the
universe for the next five years.  Two submitters to the net will get
diverced, one will meet a tall dark stranger, exactly four will have
trouble with a lock during the next week, and in a surprisingly rare event
one of you will be struck down by a meteor!

There are other predictions, I don't think we should panic too many people at
this time.

I would like to thank the little green men from Alpha Centauri for their
assistance in setting up the initial conditions for this model.

J. Giles

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