Of course to us looking at it we can see sometimes quotes make no 
difference to the outcome. The brain is clever and uses knowledge and 
experience to stay out of trouble.

But they ALWAYS matter to a parser, as they prevent their content from 
being broken down and parsed.

This discussion is about how pdox's advertised "primitive AI" makes its 
rules. Not quite as well as your or I might, it seems. After 35 years 
we're still trying to figure it out.

- Bernie

On 19/12/17 11:25 pm, Steven Green wrote:
> Bernie.. the quotes don't matter, unless there's something within the 
> quotes that would be misinterpreted without the quotes.. a quote, an 
> underscore, something that looks like a date, etc..
> 
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