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3 comments:
Congratulations.
Congrats!... well deserved!
As I read many of the comments here, I found that this new experience for me has happened to others!!! Imagine at 73 going to sleep, closing my eyes and seeing cartoon people, not one night but many!!! Actually in one somebody extended a hand sort as to focus a lens and then waived at me!!!! I only wish there was a serious scientific research on these experiences, if not I'll end up believing the "holographic we are in a computer" theory!!
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