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- From: kathyj@pyramid.COM (Kathy Johnson )
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- Subject: Re: Computer writes a book? WHY?
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- Date: 28 Jan 93 17:21:20 GMT
- References: <1993Jan25.163029.1901@seas.smu.edu> <kxp36!l@rpi.edu> <1k56lgINNc5q@shelley.u.washington.edu> <1993Jan27.151317.2997@seas.smu.edu> <srt.728160284@aerospace.aero.org>
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- In article <srt.728160284@aerospace.aero.org>, srt@aero.org (Scott Turner) writes:
- |> pedersen@seas.smu.edu (Ted Pedersen) writes:
- |> >The computer really isn't writing the book. It's the programmer who writes
- |> >the program that writes the book.
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- |> The human author isn't writing the book. It's the parents who birthed
- |> and raised him that write the book.
- |>
- |> -- Scott T.
- It's the all powerful being who created the first human that writes the book.
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