Re: It is not just Physics that Should be Hard in Hard SF

Bobbie Sellers wrote:

 Don wrote:

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Bobby Sellers, how do you imagine Poirot's being Belgian precludes his
(and Christie's own) Francophilia? Or perhaps, as you see it, their
Francophilia is also imaginary? (In the latter case we'll agree to
disagree.)
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       Since you cannot spell my name correctly I will agree to disagree with
your opinion on Poirot, Don. It is obvious to me
that you are suffering from a visual handicap so I will not
say that you imagine Francophilia where none exists. I will
further not accuse you of Francophobis

A thousand pardons Bobbie. Something unrelated only now occurs, although
it's been there all along. How impolitic of me!

Allow me to atone. Replace "Francophilia" with "Frenchness." As in
Poirot's clear and logical mind demonstrates his Frenchness. Regard
Poirot's Francophilia a regretable mistake made in haste to appease
the almighty alliteration.
    At the time my little grey cells told me it was wrong. But synonym
fossick fatigue forced me to post it as is.

Danke,

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