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HES: QUERY -- Riddle #3
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Fri Mar 31 17:19:10 2006
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It seems to me Manuel is right. Gresham's "law" is probably actually a  
paradox of the type of a "sorites". Its seeming truth relies on the fact  
that most of the time it is not true. Then, in the exceptional case where  
it does become true, it does so with a vengenence.   
 
Tom Walker 
TimeWork Web 
 
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