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October 16, 2012

XIII. Lonely

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"No, no! You're not thinking! You're just being logical!"

Niels Böhr (1885-1962)

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I. In The Beginning
II. The Rules of Engagement
III. The Giant, the Turtle and Its Four Elephants
IV. Toys For Boys
V. Interlude I
VI. The Philosopher's Stone
VII. Power Tools
VIII. Blowing Bubbles
IX. Does it Matter?
X. Interlude II
XI. Creation
XII. In With a Bang
XIII. Lonely
XIV. A Sample of 1
XV. c

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