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A Handy Guide To Being A Supervillain

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I've an old passion for more or less lossy information compression, which implies efforts to tame vagueness/ambiguity. The pigeonhole principle, etc. I'm telling this to justify declaring that, was I tasked to pick a "single" English word that best summarizes your topic here, I'd pick "mean(s)". BTW, there's a "go" missing in "can't go on forever can on for much longer" fwiw. Typo fixed, thanks. But... "means" ? You'll have to decompress that one a little more for me. :) Due to a small but consistent influx of spam, comments will now be checked before publishing. Only egregious spam/illegal/racist crap will be disapproved, everything else will be published.

Physicists of the Caribbean: A Handy Guide To Being A Supervillain Pages Home Travel Art Popular Science Unpopular Science Rants a.k.a. Essays Sci-Fi Q & A Follow the reluctant adventures in the life of a Welsh astrophysicist sent around the world for some reason, wherein I photograph potatoes and destroy galaxies in the name of science. And don't forget about my website, www.rhysy.net Thursday, 12 March 2020 A Handy Guide To Being A Supervillain Why do seemingly clever people sometimes do really stupid things ? There are a host of reasons , not least of which are the networks in which people

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