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[Fwd: A shorter attempt to obfuscate Intersubjectivity]




>Upon coming to an other turtle, a turtle could dodge left or right or
go
>straight, and so could the other turtle.

I guess that birds, real birds, never bump into each other when
flocking together.  I have been watching flocking birds since reading
Mitchel Resnick's T,T,and TJ book and have not seen any collisions.

But has anyone seen two flocks of birds, maybe even of different kinds
of birds, fly through each other's flocks without individual birds
bumping each other?   Now that would be amazing wouldn't it?    Dale
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