DocCec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In a message dated 98-04-29 11:48:22 EDT, you write:
<< IMO, things haven't really changed much, even with the advent of the
computer. The key is still to review a very large cross section of media
and other information sources in order to get all sides of an issue or
event so you can make the best possible assessment of what is true and
what is legend. And sometimes even that is not enough.
Bill >>
For me there's an added step. Is it something about which I must make a
decision or form an opinion? If not, I just leave it alone. If I must take
some sort of action, I try to discern which, if any, of all the competing
reports is most probable given common sense, and then hedge my bets (doing
both puts and calls is a good example of that.)
Doc (the last of the big time gamblers -- bet the favorite to show.)
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