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itself. So, be careful with those analogies. All right. "Alice" is used everywhere. Notice by the way, because this is on a screen I couldn't draw the distribution, distribution
glyphs. I just--oh, the pixels aren't small enough. It would have been a terrible mess.
Not that it isn't now, but it's a little bit of a structured mess. "Rabbit" is here. "Mouse" is over here. Why is mouse over there? Well, the rubber bands pulled it over there. "Rabbit"
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