Introduction. Or chapter zero if you will.

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In summary, the introduction or chapter zero of a book provides important background information and sets the tone for the rest of the content. It often includes an overview of the topic and the author's purpose for writing, as well as any necessary definitions or context. The introduction is crucial in engaging readers and preparing them for what is to come in the book. It may also provide insight into the author's writing style and approach. Overall, the introduction serves as a guide for readers to understand and navigate the content of the book.
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Hello.

First, Prophet is my real name, not a nom de plume.

Born 1944. I'm old.

B.S. 1966. M.S. 1975. Physics major.
 
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Hi Prophet. :welcome:
 

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