On Mon, 2002-12-30 at 12:35, batz wrote: > If not as individuals, at least as a group.
"group" is an artificial classification. It does not represent a real entity. At its best, a "group" refers to a set of members. In the end, for any event to occur an individual must initiate some action. Your point here is a classic stereotype fallacy argument. Fix this and apply the implications to the rest of your thesis. -- I think, therefore, ken_i_m Chief Gadgeteer, Elegant Innovations
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