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It is that simple. Once we know how the story ends, we simply just enjoy the show.
The variable doesn't matter once the fixed is set. It's like the slinky story.
So I just enjoy the show?
That's right. You can have it all. Relatively speaking, there is a parity in expectation. However, the outcome remains. As a servomechanism, you should be concerned with the endgame, not the variation in between.
I understand... After all, parity is meant as a control mechanism. Otherwise, Xanadu and Wolfsschanze will not balance.
In computers, parity (from the Latin paritas, meaning equal or equivalent) is a technique that checks whether data has been lost or written over when it is moved from one place in storage to another or when it is transmitted between computers.
That is correct. If we treat everything as a Binary Model, then we have two polarizations between Xanadu and Wolfsschanze. It is meant to be.
Hence, the polarization is final. You can shake the Slinky with all your might, but the poles[3] won't budge. That my friend is the ultimate Secure Attachment.
This song is playing: KRYPTONITE, 3 DOORS DOWN
OK, then... I want to move on to other more pertinent matters.
Now you can. Xanadu and Wolfsshanze are secured.
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