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Ali234 Posted 20 years ago
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infinite riches of possible scenarios

what's the role of 'riches of' in this context:

what attitude should a reasonable scientist take towards these infinite riches of possible scenarios?

couldn't we merely say, ' infinite possible scenarios'? is there any common pattern for using such wording?

thanks in advance,

cheers, Ali
  

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The writer is expressing the opinion that the (many) possible scenarios are of inestimable value . That is the meaning of infinite riches . I don't see a unique 'pattern' here.

— Mister Micawber

  • The writer is expressing the opinion that the (many) possible scenarios are of inestimable value .
  • That is the meaning of infinite riches .
  • I don't see a unique 'pattern' here.
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The writer is expressing the opinion that the (many) possible scenarios are of inestimable value. That is the meaning of infinite riches. I don't see a unique 'pattern' here.
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