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In article <1992Oct6.031556.20357@galois.mit.edu> jbaez@riesz.mit.edu (John C. Baez) writes:
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>>     I take it then that y'all did not find math to be tough?
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>>                               dale bass
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>No.  Honest, most things in life are more tough for me than math.
>I can just imagine more realistic Barbies:

     There are the odd exceptions (no pejorative implied).

     I, as well, do not find math to be the most difficult aspect
     of existence.  However I have, on occasion, encountered those that do.
     I have a sneaking suspicion that the difficulty did not involve
     the oppression of society expressing itself in the synthesized
     guise of a plastic nimnull.

>"Getting enough money to put a down-payment on a house these days is tough!"
>"Dealing with my personality differences with Ken is tough!"
>"Reconciling quantum theory and general relativity is tough!"
>"Facing up to my mortality and existential angst is tough!"

     Or how's about "Facing up to reconciling getting relative personality
     angst with general existential morality is tough, especially in 
     a quantal house with Ken."

     That's probably one reason why Mattel didn't ask me.

                            dale bass
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