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"Anthropic Arguments for Rational Penguins" by Nobbie Price

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Jules Verne will lead the discussion of this classic, whose opening sentence is “Imagine that you wake up surrounded by one million apparently identical clones, all clothed in fine black and white plumage. Is this not compelling evidence that there are many universes?”

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