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Wednesday February 27, 2002
08:33 PM
Is It So Wrong?
I want so badly to make this into an actual module. A quote (for review purposes, of course!)
whatever
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This function returns one of the nine neo-boolean values used in fuzzy logic: true, false, maybe, sure, what, whoa, depends, look-let's-talk-about-this-later-when-we're-not-in-public, and elbows. The value returned is determined by standard anti-random vacillation routines.
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