On Tue, 14 May 2002, Bill Freeman wrote:
> I'm sorry. I hadn't realized that a few moments of your time
> are so valuable. I had thought that there was some value to the time
Well, lets be clear about one thing: It isn't -my- time we're questioning
or defending. It's a thought process. Besides the fact that if you're
reading email, you're probably already connected - and if you have the
free time and the desire, you'll look - if you don't you won't... where
was I? Beside all of that, there are multiple reasons people may have - I
think it was Ben Scott who quoted 'All blanket statements are false'...
right?
Lets not get into a pissing contest here - Everyone has reasons to ignore
email and everyone has reasons not to summarize. It's really a petty
discussion at this point - people are different, get over it. Paul summed
it up, in my opinion, with his reasons (a, b, and c, IIRC).
Ben
--
So farewell hope, and with hope farewell fear,
Farewell remorse: all good to me is lost;
Evil, be thou my good.
- John Milton
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