> 1) An auto biography
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Let me make this offer to you: even if you don't want to reply to ME, for whatever reason, the question is a good question, and Jim will read the answer, so why not reply to it? What do you want him to write about in his autobiography, and that's the first part of the question. The second part of the question, that Jim will read the answer to, is a set of hypotheticals. No harm could come from answering this. It goes like this: Ifanyof the things I've written (assuming you have read them correctly enough not to satirize them in the answer)about are true or partially true, what questions do you want to pose to Jim concerning them?
You may not want to reply to me, but Jim will read your questions.
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