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What good is the I-function anyway?

Submitted by nasabere on Mon, 03/31/2008 - 11:54am.

" often i think we are too complicated for our own good."

Right...in thinking about the I-function, it seems to me that it's only role is to over-complicate things. We have yet to come across its definitive role in the NS; rather it seems to move in and out of activity as it pleases. Clearly, it's not entirely necessary for survival. What then, is the value of having an I-function, anyway?

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