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From: williams@kirk.DEC (John Williams 223-3402)
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Subject: The other side of the EGO coin
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	Lesson number one.

	There are natural laws, and there are artificial laws. The 
difference is the degree of freedom with which we have to change 
them. In order to maintain a stable evolutionary growth, 
artificial laws should coincide with natural laws analogously. 
So, freedom implies your ability to make mistakes. If you think 
that you do not possess free will, you are most likely 
overestimating yourself. :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) ( continue smiley 
faces until nausea )
						John.