{Child-ish and Child-like (2)* [continued (3)]}[19th December 1987]

[Redbook4:239-240][19871219:1055f]{Child-ish and Child-like (2)* [continued (3)]}[19th December 1987]

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It may therefore* be possible, just as we place the female side at G~ and the male side at M~, to place the Child at +C†I~ and, presumably, the **Adult at A~. This fits in with the whole-life cycle generally given that old people tend to show symptoms of childhood (e.g. high voices, weakness, confusion) in many cases: and this raises the crucial qualification, that the child at the start (I~) is not the same as the child at the end (+C†), even though they are all part of the same Child (+C†I~).

*[See last previous entry]

**i.e. middle-aged? <891006>

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