blackbox wrote:
> YOU SAID:
> The entire software industry in the whole world
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> I SAID:
> The entire World.
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> B L A C K B O X
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> "Bamm Gabriana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
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>>blackbox wrote:
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>>>What are you trying to tell me with that list?
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>>>Can anyone of those people, read a Roberto Matta? or a Miro?
>>>Does they people know who is Fidias? Homero? or Le Corbusier? etc...
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>>>THOSE PEOPLES HAS 'DISCOVERED' THE STANDARDS
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>>>And they didnt need a list of hundred nones to tell it to the world,
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>>>the ENTIRE WORLD has been in charge to judge them.
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>>>B L A C K B O X
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>>Yes you are right. I finally have seen the light. The entire software
>>industry in
>>the whole world is wrong and God has sent you to show them the light.
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>>Thank you for leading me to the right path.
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>>Bamm.
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>>P.S.
>>Isa kang baliw.
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>>Si LANCE
>>Isang baliw
>>Na walang kaibigan
>>Sapagkat
>>Siya'y isang
>>Baliw.
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Lancer, you are /so/ far out of line here that it isn't even funny. My
knowledge of ancient Greek art (Fidias) and South American surrealists
(Roberto Matta) is a bit shaky, to be sure, but I /am/ familiar with
Joan Miro, Homer, and le Corbusier (tho' I've never much followed
architecture, truth be told).
So what's your point? These people were /artists/, damnit; we're
talking apples and oranges here: /artists/ work to their /own/
standards; the W3C standards serve a /completely/ different function.
And your list isn't even a /good/ one: Where are Bach, Beethoven,
Var�se, Ligeti, Boulez? Joyce, Mann, Dante, Flaubert? Where are the
people who irrevocably changed how we see the world? Where are Marx,
Nietzsche, Freud, Lacan, Einstein, Newton, Galileo? Why no
Michaelangelo or Frank Lloyd Wright? What about Samuel Becket? or
Picasso? Kadinsky?
I have no idea what weird messianic egomaniacal power trip you're on,
but if you think you're going to cow people into submitting to /your/
particular world view, you've /really/ got to do a /lot/ better than
throw out a handful of names that are utterly irrelevant to the point
and that do no more than show up your own lack of understanding of what
you're talking about.
Enough, already!
Brian
--
We sail tonight for Singapore | We're all as mad as hatters here
I've fallen for a tawny moor | Took off to the land of Nod
Drank with all the Chinamen | Walked the sewers of Paris
I danced along a colored wind | Dangled from a rope of sand
You must say goodbye to me
-- Tom Waits, 'Singapore'
