X-Message-Number: 25543
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2005 17:20:56 +0100
From: Henri Kluytmans <>
Subject: Re: More of the Duplicates Paradox
In reply to Richard, Jeff Dee writes :
>First, I disagree with your basic premise that duplicate things are
>necessarily expendable. Do you own two of anything that are (for all
>practical purposes) identical? I have two effectively identical
>Dilbert mugs. Does that mean I shouldn't mind at all if you took a
>sledgehammer to one of them? Of course not.
>Second, our tendency to see extra value in friends and loved ones -
>the people we know we have things in common with, and who we feel we
>can rely on, is well known. I submit that this would automatically
>extend to duplicates who we know for a fact share all of our likes
>and dislikes.
But when I have to copies of a program on my harddrive.
I wouldn't mind if you would delete one of them. After all,
I can always make new copies, as long as one copy of the
information remains.
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