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   From: tiller@soil.org.9   
      
    > but, its geometric progression tells   
    > us that even the breakup of the monotony   
    > will become the schedule   
      
   so, one could say that such a   
      
        'breakup of the monotony'   
      
   -initiates the inclusion- of a   
   finer detail into the 'schedule.'   
      
   and this finer detail affords a   
   greater stability to the system.   
      
   translation?   
      
   probably...   
      
      
    > > increased stability is afforded by finer detail.   
    > > but, its geometric progression tells   
    > > > us that even the breakup of the monotony   
    > > > will become the schedule   
    > and this finer detail affords a   
    > greater stability to the system.   
      
   we can suggest that as we progress   
   we will simply be finding the greater degree   
   of detail that is already present in the system,   
      
   and in so doing, afford ourselves a more   
   stable association with the system itself,   
      
   and not be at odds with the system,   
   in whatever guise it dons   
   for a specific instance.   
      
   for instance, when your comprehension   
   of the system is a four toothed gear,   
      
   and the system itself is a   
   fine spline of 1024 teeth,   
      
   the mesh is not as nice as it could be.   
      
   here we run into two possible outcomes,   
      
   the system itself conflicting with, chewing up   
   and ruining your personalized considerations, or,   
      
   the system itself being an assist in   
   fashioning your 'gears' to fit -it-.   
      
   where your willingness to be formed and   
   shaped by fine detail is a considerable factor   
   in your achieving an optimum performance.   
      
   but still, we would rise above   
   purely mechanical thinking.   
      
   and we will...   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)