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Six and Four are close to another. Six understands everything Four thinks as if Four thought like Six. And vice versa. So the closer people are to one another, the more fundamental must be their incapacity to understand each other. | Six and Four are close to {{ins|one}} another. Six understands everything Four thinks as if Four thought like Six. And vice versa. So the closer people are to one another, the more fundamental {{del|must}} {{ins|may}} be their incapacity to understand each other. | ||
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Six and Four are close to one another. Six understands everything Four thinks as if Four thought like Six. And vice versa. So the closer people are to one another, the more fundamental must may be their incapacity to understand each other.
