A nice brush-off, Rick, but it still doesn't answer the question, about these particular women, not about TMers in general. If you don't want to, okay. That's pretty much of an answer in itself, which is apparently all the answer we will get.I pretty much agree with the critical feedback, but I asked, and no one answered: are there any criteria of credibility most of us can agree on? What standards does a court of law use? An employer? What criteria would erode one’s credibility? One of these ladies is a lawyer. I guess that shoots hers.
On Dec 3, 2005, at 10:51 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
I don’t know if this is a significant topic, since most TM teachers are well-educated and from middle or upper class families, but the point was (I think) that we’re not talking about topless dancers here. OK, now that will start a discussion about all the topless dancers with Ph.D.s.
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