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	Comments on: Did Robert Redford Really Play High School Baseball With Don Drysdale?	</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I remember hearing this story and assuming it was true because it’s such a perfect Hollywood-meets-baseball anecdote. It’s refreshing to see someone actually trace the high school timelines instead of just repeating the legend. Even if the answer stays fuzzy, the context about Redford’s athletic background and Drysdale’s rise makes it more interesting. I write about AI over at AI Scene, and this kind of patient source-checking is exactly what I wish more people did with viral claims. Nice piece—now I want to rewatch The Natural.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I remember hearing this story and assuming it was true because it’s such a perfect Hollywood-meets-baseball anecdote. It’s refreshing to see someone actually trace the high school timelines instead of just repeating the legend. Even if the answer stays fuzzy, the context about Redford’s athletic background and Drysdale’s rise makes it more interesting. I write about AI over at AI Scene, and this kind of patient source-checking is exactly what I wish more people did with viral claims. Nice piece—now I want to rewatch The Natural.</p>
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