graywolf wrote: > Ah, yes, I see. That is a sound scientific argument you make there.
Hehe.. No, it was just included to set your argument in a context: '"The sky is falling" is so much human nature that there are thousand year old folk tales about it.' My point was that there are folk tales to support both doomsayers and ignorance. > You missed my point entirely. One, validate the possibility for > yourself, don't just accept what someone tells you. Two, by the time you > have done all that arithmetic you will have calmed down and be able to > think clearly again. Funny thing, that's exactly what I have tried to encourage you to do too. If you have done the arithmetics, why don't you save the rest of us the trouble? If the numbers are so soothing as you claim, maybe they would run in favour of your view? If you haven't, then please stop issuing it as homework to others. > However, feel free to attack me (in writing) if it makes it easier to > deal with your current emotional state. Sorry about that, Graywolf. I hope you know i don't have any grudge against you as a person. The arguments you've brought to this discussion really has wound me up a bit, I'll give you that...:-) But it has very little to do with emotional states on my part. Jostein -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
