Don’t Blame the Patient
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When patients are diagnosed with cancer, or a terminal illness of any kind,
they report that there are a couple of near universal reactions by the
people...
7 hours ago
Just imagine that the rectangles (call them squares) are divided into dark and light squares as on a checkerboard. Moving an odd number of times will cause you to change color. Moving an even number of times causes you to keep your color.
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You could make a similar argument that a concert pianist is just pushing the right key to corresponds to each note. Does that make the performance any less "magical?"
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