The Malthus Fragment

[ladygrey]

Oops, sorry about my last posting, I quite lost the plot. Speaking of lost plots, the question I'd meant to ask was does anyone know anything about the Malthus Fragment? The Malthus Fragment
Came across it when I was looking for something else on the web. Anyone know who wrote it?

 

[Peder]

Oops, sorry about my last posting, I quite lost the plot. Speaking of lost plots, the question I'd meant to ask was does anyone know anything about the Malthus Fragment? The Malthus Fragment
Came across it when I was looking for something else on the web. Anyone know who wrote it?

Haven't the faintest, but I suppose you have seen what few citations Google turns up on the subject?

 

[sparkchaser]

Oops, sorry about my last posting, I quite lost the plot. Speaking of lost plots, the question I'd meant to ask was does anyone know anything about the Malthus Fragment? The Malthus Fragment
Came across it when I was looking for something else on the web. Anyone know who wrote it?

My guess is that it is part of some "viral marketing" for a soon to be released book and you are party to it.

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Drew Purves

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[ladygrey]

You're wrong, Stewart, but I can see why you'd think that. Hey, thanks for the friendly response!

 

[Polly Parrot]

When did Stewart come in?

 

[sparkchaser]

You're wrong, Stewart, but I can see why you'd think that. Hey, thanks for the friendly response!

My apologies, Purves must be a common last name in the UK.

 

[beer good]

Oh yeah, the English are all purves.