The father of a friend of mine used to say there was a corollary to the laws of nature that anytime one person figures out how to make something foolproof, nature reacts by creating a heretofore unseen and greater class of fool to work around it. I think part of what accounts for the appearance that this is true is that foolproofing tends to address current users. But, once "foolproofed", people who previously would not have considered themselves competent to attempt to use such a thing feel encouraged to try. They become the source of the deeper foolishness that seems to appear.
Which good, all purpose, commonly available solvent for cast smokeless loads?
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