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Multivalence
“I am that I am,” cried the Buddhist before commanding us, and later the medicine man considered the lilies in the field and the business woman’s husband tried to get it right— once and for all and all for one, so that now the fool on the hill can watch the world going round and round. ------------------------------------- The above poem illustrates what I mean by a theory expressed in my essay, "Multivalence"
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