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In article 1Br@vti.com, mark@vti.com (Mark Smith) writes:
>Rob Griffiths (robg@Apple.COM) wrote:
>: In article <9301192210.aa11028@ingate.microsoft.COM>
>: garrettt@microsoft.com (Garrett Tolsma) writes:
>: > Could I be putting my pilots licence at risk if I break a FAR
>: > while jumping?
>: 
>: Your license would certainly be at risk.
>
>Isn't that analogous to taking away your automobile drivers license
>if you get a ticket for doing something while being a pedestrian?
>
>BTW--I'm not questioning Rob Griffiths estimate of the situation,
>     I'm questioning this particular practice of the FAA.  Also,
>     although I know stuff about planes, I am speaking/thinking
>     as a non-pilot.
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>This sentence is false.
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Have you been reading Goedel, Esher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter recently :-)
For those of you how haven't; is the sentence true or false...?

Hokie

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