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Now getting Really Rather Dangerous…
In Mind Games. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 43–44 (2010)
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Day 20, Now Getting Really Rather Dangerous… task of looking at something ‐ dull and boring on the Internet Internet, and boring websites ‐ boring writing, boring ‘blogging’, boring ‘interactive’ games ethically suspect novelty ‐ website for Texas Border Watch surfing the net to find something boring enlisting public, watching the border ‐ of poor Mexicans, sneaking into land of welcome for huddled masses English scientist, Lewis Richardson ‐ coastlines, unmeasurable and winds of unmeasurable velocities mathematicians like Richardson and Benoit Mandelbrot ‐ length of a coastline, indeterminate
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