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November 10, 2015 Mixing Academia with Wikipedia Because this encyclopedia and its contents are by their very nature collaborative and seek to make all human knowledge accessible, I considered asking the[...] TIC Profile, Real Life Story, TIC Profile 203 — Physics Programmation
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