analysis of routing & topology data 

sept/oct 2001

no aphorism is more frequently repeated...  
than that we must ask Nature few questions, 
or ideally, one question at a time.  
...this view is wholly mistaken.
Nature will best respond to a logically 
and artfully thought out questionnaire; 
indeed if we ask her a single question, she will often refuse 
to answer until some other topic has been dicussed.
             -- perspectives in medicine and biology 1973 sir ronald a fisher


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