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t that condition, and have no idea where he got that idea.. But maybe he knows something I don't know. I wish I had been able to explain Minerva to Sunstein (whom I've never met). So it goes.. Stephen M. Kosslyn, Dean Minerva School of Arts and Sciences at the Keck Graduate Institute 1145 Market Stre