did you ever wonder what a myth was? my best take is that a myth is a smell
a smell triggersmemory like nothing else - in geek terms, its the key for content addressable memory (e.g. you hash the smell and it directly returns the event it was last associated with) - a myth is the same, but the hash is like a bloom filter in that it works for ANYONE despite the fact that lots of people have different specific memories - it is a leaky/approximate hash and works to address content in your memory whoever you are - this is why different explnations of myths from different people, err, differ:)
neurolinguistic programmers note: hash, bloom and buckey/collision are standard tricks available to lowly assembler and C programmers, so we've got your number, whereever you are
the Enki of Loki are but a Tokeni Bucketi Lookupi away - oh lord, gimme shelter from
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yes its true, all of it - the internet doesn't really exist, so it must be.
Monday, March 05, 2007
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