| Amount of texts to »foundation« |
15, and there are 13 texts (86.67%)
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203 Characters |
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5.733 points, 0 Not rated texts |
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on May 19th 2000, 23:34:56 wrote Mazzy
about foundation |
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on Aug 16th 2004, 18:47:45 wrote mj
about foundation |
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Texts to »Foundation«
Pacifist wrote on Aug 13th 2002, 06:38:25 about
foundation
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The keyword is the foundation of meaningful associativity. If you wish to be understood, you must choose your keywords carefully. Remember, choosing a keyword is a privilege, and not a right. If you are seeking internal change, then you have come to the right place. Blast away, my friend!
Mazzy wrote on May 19th 2000, 23:34:56 about
foundation
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Without any underlying axioms the whole construction is at risk. Yet there is nothing attractive about the prospect of slaving away to build something that will always remain buried beneath the surface.
mj wrote on Aug 16th 2004, 18:47:45 about
foundation
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The ability to understand and relate abstract symbols with ideas is a necessary foundation for language.
john wrote on Feb 28th 2002, 08:07:35 about
foundation
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the foundation is the most important part of a building, if it is not stable the rest of the building will not be either
Kurt Mccoy wrote on May 5th 2004, 01:42:19 about
foundation
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The foundation series, written by Isaac Asimov, has been an inspiratory work which parrallels human imagination. The foundation is a large web of worlds that are ideally the subjects of »psychohistory«, that causality invented by one man, Hari Seldon, and proliferated into the cosmos along with many other conditional situations. The greatest propaganda machine ever invented, the »encyclopedia galactica«, does not appear to have narrative qualities, but it seems to coalesce along the story line in a way which gives the stories an outside influence which makes the series so readable and yet very objective in their scope. The foundation of this series, one might deduce, seems to be the struggle and survivability of the human spirit inside of an unrelenting sea of cuniform defiance.
| Some random keywords |
thunderstorm
Created on Jun 4th 2003, 01:07:58 by Emma Example, contains 3 texts
thinking
Created on May 8th 2000, 07:33:41 by urt, contains 32 texts
straight
Created on Dec 29th 2004, 05:48:27 by Reginald, contains 4 texts
africanamerican
Created on Mar 8th 2001, 17:59:36 by the old pirate, contains 10 texts
room
Created on Jul 3rd 2002, 06:24:01 by Orpheus, contains 9 texts
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| Some random keywords in the german Blaster |
Scrabble
Created on Aug 11th 2001, 22:24:34 by elektrojohne, contains 20 texts
Geld
Created on Jan 24th 1999, 14:38:29 by Dragan, contains 591 texts
Smith
Created on Jul 13th 2000, 13:44:26 by Nadie, contains 16 texts
Figuren
Created on Feb 28th 2002, 00:46:03 by waldschrott, contains 8 texts
Kuhhaut
Created on May 9th 2001, 10:06:46 by Nils, contains 16 texts
moshen
Created on Nov 12th 2001, 04:09:25 by Duckman, contains 23 texts
gedankenschwanger
Created on Jan 1st 2006, 10:13:41 by mcnep, contains 4 texts
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