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Enough to satisfy most people other than [[lawyers]] and the kind of child<ref>And what do children like that grow up to be? YOU ARE LOOKING AT ONE.</ref> who, when writing postcards to his grandparents, addresses it thus: | Enough to satisfy most people other than [[lawyers]] and the kind of child<ref>And what do children like that grow up to be? YOU ARE LOOKING AT ONE.</ref> who, when writing postcards to his grandparents, addresses it thus: | ||
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Wait does it just ''stop'' at the Multiverse? Isn't that a little implausible? Wouldn't all those bubbles of froth be inside yet another | Wait does it just ''stop'' at the [[Multiverse]]? Isn't that a little implausible? Wouldn't all those bubbles of froth be inside yet another infinitesimal bubble, in a sea of infinitesimal bubbles of froth? | ||
If you like this you should try everything else [[Voltaire]] wrote while you’re at it. He’s a scream. Start with {{br|Candide}}. | If you like this you should try everything else [[Voltaire]] wrote while you’re at it. He’s a scream. Start with {{br|Candide}}. | ||