Perhaps you don't agree with it. I can't argument positively to sustain the statement, but neither can you reasonably argue against it. Clue: This is hypothetical thinking. Sunder <sunder@sunder.net> wrote:

LUIS VILDOSOLA wrote:

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Just like the legal system, a cryptosystem holds a key to unravel a hidden order/disorder.

If you can't read between the lines Sunder, it reads: *The Constitution is a false key*

Clue: it's off topic. Sigh, another Perrygram I've had to send...

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