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You're right. That's why I called it "By Apocalypse". ;-)

Many people extrapolated the frequency of the publication of all the apocalypses so far times the number of apocalypses planned and arrived at a point far, far in the future.

Larry's post shows that future apocalypses will arrive much earlier than could be assumed from the previous timings, as many of those apocalypses have already been developed in parallel, so to speak.

Liz

In reply to Re: Re: Perl6 Timeline By Apocalypse by liz
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