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><'ro temci lo menli cu nibli'>

>Also curiously prescientitic. Most time frames existed before there were
any minds and so hardly entailed them, even as future existents, apparently.
But I >usppose there is some logic (at least set of premises) that does make
this work out.

But very insightful for something generated by a computer program designed
to write texts using Markov chains, no?