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From: ladkin@KESTREL.ARPA (Peter Ladkin)
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Subject: the wonder of words
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Date: Mon, 9-Nov-87 17:11:19 EST
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gee, first ken laws says that maybe ai researchers don't need to think
too deeply, but maybe build whimsical experimental systems, and now
he's saying that automatic programming won't work because algorithms
are just too hard to design. i praise him for his consistency - one view 
certainly follows from the other. i might use the old five-letter
expletive popularised by t.j. watson.

peter ladkin
ladkin@kestrel.arpa