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Quite a good compression of your engagement in the topics. Did this develop from your 'unread blog posts' on the topics?
A suggest you move this to Main; the small number of typos will not hurt I assume.
I've already read through it twice and didnt see the typos - pm me? I can't see them after a while.
This is still kinda rough draftish. In part it's my queued answer for the next time someone says ... "but machines will never be creative", as my last post was the cached answer for everything along the lines of "but we have no idea how the brain works."
Uh, I think that I saw some (like the their above) but I'm not native speaker so you can't trust me on such things. I seem to remember that katydee offered spellchecking.
s/From their/From there