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Good examples but still a physical record. Do we have to include meta-physical records? Let me ask Kreskin on that one. Which brings up a thought. Why does a fortune teller ask you "What can I help you with?" shouldn't they already know.
When I worked for a law firm, the items of evidence were sometimes quite interesting. I once found a box full of baby clothes (from a suit against the store that sold them).
I once had a RIM person at a pharma group tell me of that their records including frozen bat tissue samples.
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