(urth) Thecla and Thea

[Jeff Wilson]

On 1/8/2011 8:39 AM, Lee Berman wrote:
> If Roy were here he would argue (as he once did) that the example of Pelagia-Pega is contradicting
> because Pelagia is an "armigette" and we only have evidence that exultant women are cloned so we
> must toss out this theory.  I would argue (snarkily) that we have the evidence of armigette cloning
> with Pelagia and Pega. But I would argue more seriously that Cyriaca is an armigette and she seems
> to have a mysterious way of remaining youthful looking (as does Catherine/Katharine maid, another
> armigette height, dark-haired, strangled, ex-Pelerine).

Whos there - the Kataharine maid can't have been been strangled, since 
she is either alive or some sort of non-neck-dependent robot. And if she 
and Catherine are the same person, Catherine can't have been strangled 
either.

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Jeff Wilson - jwilson at io.com
Computational Intelligence Laboratory - Texas A&M Texarkana
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