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• Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 1. Introduction
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  • tolerant of ambiguity or conflicting points of view. My feeling
  • The general idea, which it is the point of this book to explain
  • electronic technology. The key point in seeing the relevance is
• Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 2. Methodology
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  • on two points which grate on moderns: the reliance on authority
  • metaphysical method on every point is too large a task to
  • points of apparent conflict between modern thought and
  • “pre-scientific” papers used to establish points by
  • popularity contest), while now they establish points by a
  • points are now established by a modern version of the
  • whole point of modern science is not to rest content with the
  • they are things like points and lines, while in propositional
  • a false kind. This point may be grasped by a comparison to the
  • those of material logic. The point is that material logic may
  • to grasp and arbitrary. The point in material logic is to
  • stumbles across theorems more easily, and the point is to
  • References and further discussion of this point are given in
  • equivalence between the three Ptolemaic points 1) the earth,
  • equant, and the three Keplerian points 1) the sun at one
• Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 3. Premises of History/Demonstration
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  • concrete history that follows is based, or, from another point
  • point, physically represented by the fertilized egg cell. The
  • universe, symbolized by the zodiac. This transition point
  • introduction of “threeness” is the turning point in
  • At this point
  • Ahriman stands firmly identified (from one point of view) with
  • axioms already presented shine down into it from various points
  • each other, and grow to a joining point.
  • points of view, one can find no such thing 38 the
• Title: The Computer and the Incarnation of Ahriman: 4. History of the Incarnation of Ahriman in its Macrocosmic Aspect
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  • intended to be as accurate as possible from its point of view;
  • from a contrasting point of view. No argument is being made to
  • the objects is intended at every point in a sequence of
  • theoretical points to be made about the formal progress of the
  • turning point in the appearance of free-standing electricity on
  • appearances of the process at a given point in the
  • communications applications, this is seen from a human point of
  • concepts, but this only makes the point stand out more clearly,
  • dangerous point. When this analogy is mentioned, it is usually
  • even though the people who make this point are rarely actual
  • The point being