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![]() "John Smith" wrote in message ... Dee: Frankly I am surprised you are so offended over his "derogatory remarks", you all seem so asleep to the real world that short of striking you over the head with a two-by-four you will remain in this dream-like state. Positive is not always good, except to "new agers" studying mysticism and crystals, and I have no time for silliness... If offended by reality one can always change reality or change themselves--I have always found the latter more productive. He (Len) battles a whole klick of you which are functioning like a damn support group--and you don't let little things like reality, "real world", sanity and facts get in your way. You all begin your chants of known mantras and chase the light-weights away! You all exist in an echo chamber using the echo of your own words as "valid arguments", or to site "majority agreements." Get real, to any cutting edge people, they feel like they have entered the twilight zone when here! You realize, I was quite offended as a young man when my parents would ask me to empty the garbage--then I grew up and realized in the real world someone has to do it... John To be effective in the real world, one does not insult people with derogatory remarks. In my profession, I frequently have to convince people that the new is better than the old. Insults and put downs would get me thrown out the door and cost me a job. It doesn't get a whole lot more real than that. It takes tact along with accurate and verifiable data to implement new proposals. The cutting edge people in the real world know this although it may come as a shock to those in academia. Len does not use tact and does not present accurate and verifiable data. Dee d. Flint, N8UZE |
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