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Standard boilerplate nonsense. Some overworked schmo has to answer 5000 emails a day, and
just sends you whatever is vaguely relevent to your topic. Mildly irritating, but not at
all suprising.
I'm reminded of one of my favorite stories, "Computers Don't Argue." Which, I'm pleased to
discover, is available online:
