Re: David Gerrold - War with the Cthorr

William December Starr wrote:
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> pmfan57 <jwragusa@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> If a person dies and a thousand years from now someone recreates a
>> copy of that person, with all his memories (like in the Fabulous
>> Riverboat), by your logic that person never really died.  Is that
>> what you believe?  If not, how soon need the copy be made for the
>> original never to have died?
> 
> I'd say that, reduced to its simplest terms, time in which nothing
> relevant to the scenario happens doesn't count.  It's like suspended
> animation.

Which seems particularly apt considering pmfan57's responding to a 
thread that's been dead for over a month now, reviving it from its own 
seemingly terminal suspended animation in the process. :)