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Sean C · 09-22-20, 12:46 AM

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I probably shouldn't have written all of that. But recent events have gotten me a little ... riled up.

Anyway, "normal" is simply the most usual state of something. If I say something like: "The sky is normally blue.", all one can infer is that it might be another color sometimes. There are plenty of ways to be "normal". Should we all try to be as normal as possible? I don't think so.

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Sean C Grey Wolf Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Norfolk, VA Posts: 988 Downloads: 16 Uploads: 2	[REDACTED] I probably shouldn't have written all of that. But recent events have gotten me a little ... riled up. Anyway, "normal" is simply the most usual state of something. If I say something like: "The sky is normally blue.", all one can infer is that it might be another color sometimes. There are plenty of ways to be "normal". Should we all try to be as normal as possible? I don't think so. __________________ If you have a question about celestial navigation ... ask me! Celestial Navigation Spreadsheet Last edited by Sean C; 09-23-20 at 05:47 AM.