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> within this theory, then begins to exist retroactively. That is evidently what they keep the data for. They want to be able to have the data to access it eve
by madez 7y ago
> within this theory, then begins to exist retroactively.
That is evidently what they keep the data for. They want to be able to have the data to access it eventually. If they didn't want to access it eventually, they wouldn't keep it. That is why mass collections, that are stored, are wrong.