In a world of pure self-interest, can there be any paradigms of communication? MM Durant wrote: > It depends how you define and in whose interest rational thought is > used. > > Eva > > ... > > In my sense of our current historical position, the rational > argument has > > become the de facto operating procedure in which any lie which > serves the > > goal of self interest is preferable to any action which may be > morally right > > and perhaps not serve the goal of self interest has become the > dominant > > paradigm. > > > > Respectfully, > > > > Thomas Lunde > > > > > > > > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Mark Measday UK tel/fax: 0044.181.747.9167 France tel: 0033.450.20.94.92/fax: 450.20.94.93 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] Among herd animals, we are unique in that we can fall upon another herd and destroy it. Or we can consciously decide to leave it in peace. I can think of no other herd animal that has that capacity. Ed Weick
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Thomas Lunde
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Durant
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" ex... Colin Stark
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Ed Weick
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Thomas Lunde
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Durant
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Thomas Lunde
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" ex... Heiner Benking
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Durant
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Durant
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" ex... Mark Measday
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Thomas Lunde
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" ex... Mark Measday
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina"... Brad McCormick, Ed.D.
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina&... Mark Measday
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" excuses... Durant
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" ex... Brad McCormick, Ed.D.
- Re: The X Files ("deus ex machina" ex... Mark Measday