J. van Baardwijk wrote: > >It's not that we're pretending that the mountain (others's difficult > >behavior) isn't there, as you suggest. > > So, I am not suggesting that people are > pretending that the mountain does not exist; I am suggesting > that people > are not going to try to move the mountain because they > realise it is an > impossible task.
Or maybe people here actually *realise* that it is not their mountain to move....that there are other pathways that are more convenient to follow. But then, these people, like me, probably never bought that old rationale for climbing a mountain - 'because it's there'. > So, why do I still believe we *can* move that mountain? Must > be because of > my eternal optimism. Optimism is well and good, but the mountain has to *want* to move before it can be moved. I am an optimist myself, but I am beginning to realise that yours won't budge. :) Ritu GCU Rational Optimism _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
