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Turn's in. CT are you playing it?
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If I understand it correctly, we should give it to em for free because they gave us Env Econ IIRC.Morgan is researching NG, maybe we should think about trading it to them for one of their techs.-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
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According to CT's post for 2170:
"Sent Neural Grafting to Angels in payment for Environmental Economics, since there were no objections."
So do we really owe Morgan anything or was this some sort of 3 way trade that we still haven't completed our end of yet?Comment
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Oh, okay, my mistake.
But Morgan should really get it.
They're being slaughtered by Sparta rapidly..
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Contacted CT asking if he'll do the turn (still waiting).
NW, be on alert!
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So what are we sending where, if anything?"Cutlery confused Stalin"
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(1) Is Morgan really being slaughtered rapidly? If so, let's gift them, otherwise let's trade (IMHO).
(2) So, CT, I gather you're back and ready to play the turn.
I hope I didn't deviate too much from your design.
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I had a design?
"Cutlery confused Stalin"
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Sorry, obselete info here. They're at peace now, so let's trade.Is Morgan really being slaughtered rapidly?-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
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