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The Everett Lecture

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Today Kenny mounts the rostrum to deliver a discourse on orthography and syntax In universal grammatical systems (reading and writing,
Idiot) and because of the element of uncertainty introduced into quantum theory by wave mechanics asks If there will be an ultimate limit tohumanknowledge.
And remember, old professors never die - they simply lose their faculties.
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