>> this. Learning and adapting to each other's communication styles may
>> get in the way of efficiency at first, but things should improve after
>> the initial hump on the learning curve.
>>
>My problem with this is that if I will never take responsibility for men's
>learning. It drains me, and is bound to fail anyway. Noone learns anything
>unless they want to learn it, imho ...
>
>miriam
And we shouldn't have to Miriam. Surely it is time men looked after their
own learning, as with their washing and cooking. If I want to have
children I'll give birth to them. They will be my responsibility. Ever
since Adam blamed Eve for his action in eating the apple men have not taken
responsibility for themselves. Our part in this surely is to stop looking
after them, if they fall on their face - let them. they'll learn.
Respectfully,
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"Interesting: Your people glorified organised violence for 40 centuries,
but you imprison those who employ it privately."
Mr Spock. Star Trek 'Dagger of the Mind'
