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    "bridgyOriginalText": "<p><span>It may look like people usually have 0, 1, or at most a few partners, but that's just because of a small sample size.  Polyamory is actually Pareto distributed: the richest have millions of life partners.  As an example, Partners Georg gains approximately 2,000 life partners per second thru compounding interest.<br><br>Come back next week when I explain how human height is also Pareto distributed.</span></p>",
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    "text": "[Silly]\n\nIt may look like people usually have 0, 1, or at most a few partners, but that's just because of a small sample size. Polyamory is actually Pareto distributed: the richest have millions of life partners. As an example, Partners Georg gains approximately 2,000 life partners per second […]"
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