I wasn't aware that creatives were found untrustworthy.  I find that baring 
the soul with illustration and grandiose or diminutive works should allow 
folks to see the transparent nature of any deceptiveness.  But you are 
probably right, I would never trust an artist to mind my dogs.  My 
conclusion so far is that people respond to the voice they hear rather than 
the responder elucidating.  And I suppose as well that an eloquent Satan is 
still just as voracious.

On Thursday, October 23, 2014 12:32:48 PM UTC-4, archytas wrote:
>
> I wasn't really thinking golf either Facil.  Though with birdies, eagles 
> and albatross (two on a par 5), a fowl might be breaking the opponent's leg 
> with a swing at the first.  To see the connections between "Molly's god" 
> and comparative advantage one needs both stories.  I am not unhappy with 
> the first, but see the latter as fit only for ridicule as a religious story 
> proved not to work.  Students arrive in undergrad economics generally 
> unaware how money is created - true in general of ordinary conversation 
> regarding almost everything - hence our Blue Peter newsrooms (the paradigm 
> case of a patronising children's programme here).
>
> This group, even when bigger, has never been good on ad hom and the 
> negative and I've never seen much clue on the nature of argument as very 
> restricted (this is the academic view beyond text books and the rote 
> teachers).  Max Weber, perhaps the master of 'cold dispassion' was mad for 
> a few years before he came to that fiction.  Creative people are generally 
> not trusted, perhaps because they so easily note morals, values and law are 
> conventions (like money) and could be gone tomorrow.
>
> On Thursday, October 23, 2014 4:28:34 PM UTC+1, facilitator wrote:
>>
>> It was a metaphor, I am not seeking anyones blood even though it seems to 
>> be as the gold standard of thought.  I respect everyone.  I don't own the 
>> bullet or the gun.  I suppose if I continue to push further west I must 
>> encounter several wagon circles.
>>
>> On Thursday, October 23, 2014 7:27:35 AM UTC-4, Molly wrote:
>>>
>>> Not all of us require someone else's blood to find our way.  I suppose 
>>> in here we respect that.
>>>
>>>>
>>>>

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