🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1991Jun15.224614.10258@kithrup.COM>, sef@kithrup.COM (Sean Eric Fagan) writes:
> By that definition, then, H. Sap.  is a CISC.  Far more frontal lobes
than we > would need merely to survive, organs we no longer need
(appendix, for > example, and note that this causes lots of problems),

Beware of using out-of-date manuals, especially manuals not written by
the architect.  The appendix now functions as part of the immune system.
You can manage without, but you're better off if you have it, especially
if you are a child.

As for frontal lobes, I'm afraid the "low end" models just didn't make
it in the market.  It's a jungle out there...
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