On Sun, 19 May 2002, "Brad McCormick, Ed.D." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>As for "mysticism", I believe Robert Musil was onto something
>very important when he urged us to see the mystical
>not in fuzzy-headedness, but as the heart of the most exacting
>scientific and engineering praxis: an engineer *doing* an
>engineering design, e.g.
Probably not exactly what you meant, but I can agree with that in
the sense that I regard true mysticism as bloody difficult,
requiring exactly every last bit of all your best qualities -
courage, honesty, concentration, determination, precision - and as
well the most important and useful work you can do.
But that's just me...
-Pete Vincent
