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No Religious Conversion

Contrary to what it currently says at the end of the section on Realware, I did not "undergo a religious conversion" during this time period, and I hope someone corrects this in an edit---I'd prefer to avoid editing my own entries myself, although I have occasionally added things to my bio note on Wikepedia.

If you read closely, you can see that my religious beliefs have been more or less the same in all my novels---a form of mysticism which I'd adopted by the time I was in my early 20s.

On another topic: A point could be made that the Wares follow a continuous thread of riffing on the notion of what a "soul" might be: from a digital information pattern, to an organic DNA-like pattern, to an interstellar electromagnetic signal, to a simple physical object.Rudyrucker (talk) 15:51, 20 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]