In TCC 6.11, I mentioned Joseph Bonuso's Solomon Project for replacing the US jury system with fuzzy logic. Clare Congdon and Kenneth Flaxman both noted that the current New Yorker "Talk of the Town" calls it a hoax, and/or Bonuso a performance artist. [ and , 2/6/96.] (My library doesn't have it yet. It's not the 1/29/96 issue.)

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"Don't take life so serious, son... It ain't NOHOW permanent." is apparently a famous saying from Porky the porcupine in Walt Kelly's POGO comic strip. Thanks to Mark Boddy and Don Rosenthal for the attribution. [ and , 2/6/96.] (I attributed it to "[Richard Lee ..., 12/94.]," which means that I found it in his .signature in some net posting. If it had been in the body of a message, I would have given a specific date. And if I had known the source, I would have put something like "-- Walt Kelly's "Porky," POGO. [...].")