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    Living Legends
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    Stirring shit
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    Beyond the hoaxer
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    I’m not trying to be strategic. I’m not a politician. I’m a physicist, an academic, and, if you want, an amateur philosopher. I’m trying to say what I think is true as clearly and unemotionally as I can, and leave it to people to judge if my arguments are right or wrong.
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    Thank you and goodbye
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