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Legend said
There's no bias in something that's inherently a bad thing. That's like saying you have to analyze the holocaust without bias.


The report is about the different viewpoints of what to do to stop the regulations, not whether they're bad or not. =P
Legend said
Interesting life decision.


Thank you very much! *giggles and catches the book in her hand to look at the cover, which states that the author of the book is "Your Mind."* Oh! Well, that settles that then! I still like the book though!
Legend said
Funny, I recently did research on that. I agree, the proposed law is terrible.


It absolutely is. They failed miserably at making it, although what else do you think will happen when the chairman was once a telecommunications lobbyist? Do you think you could check it over for bias?
Legend said
The failure refers to a situation in which it will fail to instruct you.


It hasn't ever failed me! I always do exactly what it says!
Actually, I just finished my report for my writing curriculum, about Net Neutrality. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1nudriDMxTubFM2YkFKblpSQVE/view?usp=sharing
Legend said
Every situation? Without failure?


What do you mean, failure?? It just tells me what to do! Not what to do to accomplish anything, just what to do! Some people say it's my mind, but that's silly!
Webmaster said
Ooh, fun.


I need someone to check it out. =P
Webmaster said
It's a pretty terrifying story for anyone who knows anything about science. To the scientifically inept people, it's only confusing.


Cool. I'll look at it soon; I have to finish the ending of the paring knife story. I went up to 11.000 words.
Legend said
It creates unnecessary complications.


I have my book to tell me exactly what to do in every possible situation! *giggles* *the thin book appears, now at volume 12,892,155, and it flips through the impossible pages rapidly* And I find complications... Complicated! Fun to puzzle out!
Webmaster said
"The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov. You should check it out.


Ooh, Asimov. I will.
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