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 where things are heading. Whoever you are, if you're like most people,
 this book is going to make a lot more sense to you if you've already
 got about five to ten thousand hours of either \texttt{Scala} or some
-other functional language programming under your belt. There may be
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+other functional language programming under your belt \footnote{ Now,
+i've been told that this is too much to expect of a would-be reader;
+but, when i whip out my calculator, i see that (5000 hrs / 25 hrs/wk )
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+under four years at a hobbyist level, you've met this
+requirement. Alternatively, if you've put in less than two years as a
+professional working solely in functional languages, you've met the
+requirement. Honestly, we don't have to give in to inflationary trends
+in the meanings of terms. If we say something is aimed at a pro, we
+could mean what we say. }. There may be nuggets in here that provide
+some useful insights for people with a different kind of experience;
+and, of course, there are those who just take to the ideas without
+needing to put in the same number of hours; but, for most, that's
+probably the simplest gauge of whether this book is going to make
+sense to you at first reading.
 
 On the other hand, just because you've got that sort of experience
 under your belt still doesn't mean this book is for you. Maybe you're

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 from the types they contain, allowing for programming that is
-considerably DRYer.
+considerably DRYer. \footnote{ DRY is the pop culture term for the 'Do
+  not Repeat Yourself'. Don't make me say it again. }
 
 Still these languages suffered when it came to a compelling and
 uniform treatment of side-effecting computations. That all changed

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