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Subject: Re: XEmacs 20.3-beta4 ("Warsaw") is released
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From: Pete Ware <ware@cis.ohio-state.edu>
Date: 06 Jun 1997 13:02:31 -0400
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"Barry A. Warsaw" <bwarsaw@CNRI.Reston.VA.US> writes:

> But there's more: int(20.3 * 4) == 81, the 4th root of which is 3.
> Steve of course knows that prime releases are even better than odd
> releases, so maybe this one's okay after all (is it another
> coincidence that the current CC Mode release is 5.09?).

Hmm, perhaps we can anaylze the source code for XEmacs and see if it
predicts the future[1] -- proving that XEmacs is  really God's editor?

[1] There was a journal article a few years ago that showed a few
    books in the Hebrew bible, using an encoding scheme (like take
    every 93rd letter), predicted a number of important rabbi's and
    their birthdates.  This was taken as proof that God wrote the
    Bible.  Another paper is due to appear that shows there were
    errors.  There is also a new book out, "The Bible Code" that talks 
    about it.

    See http://www.slate.com/Features/codes/codes.asp for more info

--pete

