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L-Oar Rappahannock Heritage

Letter To The Editor

The Computer To the editor. A master mind, one fine day Said I’d like to rule the worid. And so I'll start not with the old But every boy and girl. They’ll never know what’s happening Because I’ll be so fast. They’ll think that what they’ve found in me Is knowledge that will last. Instead of learning how* to spell Multiply, substract and add. They’ll push a little button On my latest, inventive fad. All the answers will be theirs Within the fingers reach, No teachers will there be to pay To encourage, praise or preach. I’ll program each and every mind With silence, speed and calm, There’ll be no need for violence No shots, death, or alarm. They’ll capture techniques of my machine As quickly as a wink, Too late, alas, when they have grown To find they cannot think! THELMA MUNDY Sperryville

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