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> 
> What are you trying to accomplish by bashing at each other 
> onlist?  Are you 
> succeeding?


I stated a principal related to this in a post about a month ago. I stated
that the act of postings done by a person is in effect a defensive measure
against idea infection. I think I could add to this and state that the
effect is strengthened proportionately if it is in response to someone
else's posting. If you were to assign a value to the number of postings in a
thread made by a person, this would represent a 'defense' value. In this
case, J and J are virtually immune to each other, but they have to continue
these 'pointless' arguments in order to stave off 'idea infection'. I have
never seen one capitulate nor agree on any one major point. Yet, there are
those of us, with lesser defensive values, that tend to be swayed (or
infected), and thereby will post a biased response to on of the J's.

J and J's defensive numbers are so high, they appear to be unswayed but
anything anyone else says, including those posts or ideas that tend to
support their own position/agenda/evil intentions (;->)

Therefore, while we, the little people here, with insignificant defensive
values are bothered and annoyed by the J and J rants, it is essential for
either to stay 'healthy' =>high defensive values. If you carry on with the
analogy, it could be considered a form of exersise.

So the question is... are they succeeding? I think one criteria that
provides proof, is how annoying it is to us. Annoyance is another form of
idea infection. They have to do it, but it is not for our sakes. 

Nerd From Hell
 

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