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   > not stop simulating until after ten recursive simulations.   
   > *That you cannot possibly imagine this DOES NOT MAKE ME A LIAR*   
   >   
      
   There is only ONE HHH at any instance, and you have defined which one   
   you are talking about, and your infinite set of HHHs all see different   
   input.   
      
   Every HHH that aborts its simulaiton to return non-halting creates a DDD   
   that when fully simulated, will hatl, and thus those HHHs are wrobg.   
      
   ANy HHH that you might imagine that doesn't abort, does create a   
   non-halting DDD, diffferent from all of those others, but none of these   
   HHH report an answer.   
      
   Your problem is you insanity make you think that all those different   
   DDEs are the same, because you don;t understand the requirements on the   
   system.   
      
   If DDD includes the code of HHH, they are all different.   
      
   if DDD doesn't include the code of HHH, then HHH can't simulate its   
   input past the call HHH instruciton without failing to meet the   
   requirements of a decider, which is only allowed to look at its input,   
   so looking at other memory makes it part of its input, and thus the   
   inputs are different.   
      
   Sorry, you are just proving you are a liar.   
      
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