>BTW, please note that your case #6 just leads to an upper level, where
>it can again become decidable. For example, if two companies are named
>"Harris Motor Company" (which may legally happen, for 50 "Harris Motor
>Company" in all 50 States), then you would have:
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This could get very complicated since a user could get overloaded with information if every domain that matches memory.com is returned.
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This is an automated reply. You selection for memory.com returned more than one result. Please choose one of the following 1,265,342 responses
memory.com "AAA memory - Ak"
memory.com "Silicon Memory - Ca"
memory.com "Silicon Memory - Mi"
memory.com "Silicon Memory - Mexico"
memory.com "Silicon Memory - Osaka"
...
memory.com "Improve Your Memory Corp - Ca"
memory.com "memory dist inc - Mi"
memory.com "memory dist llc - Mi"
memory.com "memory dist "
...
memory.com "The friendly Neighborhood Bank - State and Ohio Chicago,IL"
memory.com "The friendly Neighborhood Bank - Ridge and Damon Chicago,IL"
memory.com "The friendly Neighborhood Bank - Elm and Roosevelt Cambridge, MA"
memory.com "The friendly Neighborhood Bank - Elm and Roosevelt Cambridge, MA spam R us"
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PANIC! System Crash DUMP Memory overflow (please go to memory.com to purchase more memory and bandwidth.com for more bandwidth)
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If the person has been to one or more memory.coms before, then only those sites would have to be returned. If none of those match, then the user would have to be questioned to find the correct answer (type, country, keyword, or etc.).
What happens if the person uses multiple computers (i.e coffee shop) and must go through this list of 1,000,000+ choices to get to the location they want?
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Mike Burns
Mike