In article <glkel6-i8c.ln1@xxxxxxxxxx>, Homer <usenet@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Verily I say unto thee, that Roy Schestowitz spake thusly:
> > N.C. Man Says He's Cracked Code to Multiply Any 2 Numbers in Your
> > Head -- and He'll Share It ... for a Price
>
> "He'd love to share them with you."
>
> For $33?
>
> Such commitment to the principles of academia is breathtaking.
Didn't you used to work on proprietary stuff for big companies? How was
that showing commitment to the principle of academia?
No doubt your answer will be that you were not in an academic position,
so it was OK that you violated academic principles, but that excuse
won't fly, because the guy Schestowitz is writing about is also not in
an academic position. He's a retired pharmacist.
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--Tim Smith
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