"Grok" is not an American word. It is a Marcian one!
=:o)

Read "A Strange in a Strange Land" from Robert H. Heinlein.
(I hope this is the real original title. I am translating from
the Portuguese title.)

It is a cult science fiction book. A old one too - it seems it 
inspired some of the hippie filosophy in the 60's or 70's.

"To grok" a thing is to achieve complete understanding about 
that thing. Kind of a very "intimate" knowledge.


Have fun,

Paulo Gaspar
(paulo.gaspar@xxxxxxxxxxxx)




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> I hope you can grok it, even with the German comments. :)

German is my first language, but I have trouble with American words like
"grok".

Mike Kay


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