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I worked a SAP at [redacted]. Ask what I can answer, which isn't much.

Walt_Henliss

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#97▸ Posted: 27 Sep 2000, 10:42 CST

Vic illustrates the problem perfectly. The claim only exists as rank over another claim. No workplace texture, no willingness to be wrong, no public lane. Even if Dan is false, Vic has not become true by contradicting him.

ret. AFOSI · sincere ≠ correct

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#98▸ Posted: 27 Sep 2000, 11:55 EST

Or Vic is here to make Dan look good by comparison. This is not chess, it is chess with half the pieces invisible.

name three people in your life who can vouch you're not a fed. go on.

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#99▸ Posted: 27 Sep 2000, 12:20 EST

Basket update: Dan maybe useful, Vic no. TrustNo1 accidentally useful again, annoying.

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#100▸ Posted: 08 Oct 2000, 08:14 EST

Is it possible both Dan and Vic are telling partial truths from different rooms?

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#101▸ Posted: 08 Oct 2000, 09:01 EST

Possible is cheap. The thread needs disciplined possibility: what would be different in the public world if both-room theory were true? Without that, possible becomes a synonym for emotionally available.

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#102▸ Posted: 20 Oct 2000, 15:22 GMT

Small find: a 1998 trade notice for rugged removable media vaulting mentions biomedical imaging, field hospitals, and aerospace telemetry in the same product sheet. That overlap is real and boring.

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#103▸ Posted: 20 Oct 2000, 10:41 EST

Good find, but do not overfit. If the same brochure sells to hospitals and telemetry groups, Dan could have seen an ordinary procurement object in a weird shop, or he could be borrowing public language. Both remain open.

FOIA is a verb.

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#104▸ Posted: 01 Nov 2000, 00:44 GMT

Vic has started a separate thread and it is already about reptilians. I think we can close that basket.

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