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Tansy_Gold

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5. That's part of the fun of having so many old books, too.

Reply to Warpy (Reply #3)

Tue Sep 26, 2023, 11:12 AM

Sep 2023

Like that 1905 Chicago Daily News Almanac. You can pick up the oddest yet interesting tidbits. I have a manual for nurses treating the insane, (c) 1886. Another on criminal sociology from about the same period. SEX AND SOCIETY: STUDIES IN THE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX (c) 1907. All kinds of good stuff. Outdated? Sure. But still good material for discussion. . . . or laughs.

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STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Tuesday, 26 September 2023 [View all] Tansy_Gold Sep 2023 OP

Shapiro was describing free floating anxiety Warpy Sep 2023 #1

This is what happens . . . . . Tansy_Gold Sep 2023 #2

Hey, at least I was going after Shaprio, not you Warpy Sep 2023 #3

That's part of the fun of having so many old books, too. Tansy_Gold Sep 2023 #5

The inner game of trading is loaded with confirmation bias bucolic_frolic Sep 2023 #4