Glossary part 17
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:-)recipies:
RT: cooking RT: index cards
RT: Mom
renaissance:
RT: enlightenment (era) WT: timeline octaves
RT: Italy
Renee Margritte:
RT: After Margritte RT: Goedel, Escher, Bach
Republicans:
RT: Ronald Reagan
RT: fundamentalist Christians
religion:
RT: dogma RT: fundamentalist Christians
RT: God
RT: spirituality
rily beasts:
RT: tribbles
RT: 143
RT: RILYBOT
RT: Roger Bourgeois
RILYBOT:
RT: rily beasts
web page
RNA:
RT: DNA
Robert Burns:
RT: Scotland
RT: Auld Lang Syne
RT: Freemasons
Robert Morris:
RT: Internet Worm
RT: Cornell University
Robert Munafo:
RT: Mandelbrot set
RT: Extropianism
robotics:
RT: Asimov
RT: artificial intelligence
RT: Media Lab
RT: LEGO Mindstorms
RT: my robots
Rodgers and Hammerstein:
RT: Gilbert and Sullivan
WT: non-gay male duos
Roger Bourgeois:
RT: rily beasts
RT: yellow, gray and black
Roko's Basilisk:
RT: Pascal's wager
RT: censorship
RT: Extropianism
WT: two-player binary decision games
roller tape:
RT: Slidell, LA
Roman Catholics:
RT: confessions
RT: Ireland
RT: Vatican
WT: Christians
Ronald Reagan:
RT: 1980 RT: cold war
RT: Brezhnev
RT: Republicans
RTFM:
RT: IHTFP
RT: FAQ
RT: WTFN
rugby football:
RT: football (American)
RT: scrum
RT: cricket (game)
RT: soccer (Association football)
Sagan's house:
RT: Carl Sagan
RT: black kitchen
RT: fraternity hacks
satan:
RT: Cthulhu
RT: Jesus
Saturn V rocket:
RT: Apollo program
Scientific American:
(magazine) RT: Mathematical Games
RT: Mandelbrot set
Scituate:
RT: GRM and GRF
RT: Minot's Light
Scotland:
RT: England RT: neeps and tatties
RT: scots (language)
RT: Robert Burns
RT: Freemasons
scots (language):
RT: Scotland
RT: celtic (language)
WT: old languages
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