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by dredmorbius
19 days ago
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That's definitely true. I saw the book as two parts: I: We have a problem, how do we solve it? II: What are the (very long term) consequences of how we (and possibly others) solved that problem? From that perspective, it fits pretty well, though yes, the tones of the two parts are decidedly different. Wouldn't mind hearing from OP on their specific concerns. |
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