Non-fiction

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Original thinking is often depressing.

It was around the time I'd got into debt buying Marxist literature. I intended to sell it on, without profit, but couldn't even give it away. Nobody believed in politics anymore.

Take math for example, if I said:

if (a+b)>(b+c) could a machine (all by itself) infer that :

a>c?

If it could, then it would be intelligent, because:

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It seems lately that women cheat more than men! Don't believe me?

Wot I dun last weekend

Animals are curious.

A little peice of prosetry

Clutching four kitkats the kind old lady who'd told me to go to home yesterday when I'd said I wasn't well, queried (after asking if I was feeling better) "Is that the queue?!?" I said yes.

As a shelf stacker, unlike Woolworths' bosses I might not be able to see the bigger picture. But, like the ant crossing the carpet I was aware of some threads unravelling.

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A story of a girl not seeking for anything during her summer. Turns out, a lot of things are seeking her, including a heartbreak, Paris and romance.

Phoolmati is a 45 yr. old proletarian who was married to her husband at 16 yrs. of age.

To workout an experiment given x operands, y operators and two solutions; that is a precedental and non-precedental, we need a basis to go on.

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