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Subject: Group Minds as a concept...
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Date: Thu, 21-Feb-85 11:06:30 EST
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From: francini%cygnus.DEC@decwrl.ARPA  (Rabbit, you're - you're despicable!!)

The concept of Group Minds was explored in an interesting manner in 
Robert Heinlein's book "Methuselah's Children".  The Howard Families
(including good ol' Lazarus Long) happen upon this planet populated
with creatures who have group minds, about 30 bodies making up one common
mind.