On 6/18/11 8:58 AM, Henry Story wrote:
The recent discussions on this list were very much about how to avoid making distinctions unless you have to (Just-In-Time Distinctions?) So why are the above distinctions needed? Particularly with regard to this conversation.
A root of these conversations lie confusion that results from conflating a variety of things. If we separate items into appropriate boxes we stand a chance of clarity en route to success.
There are deep unresolved matters that will trigger threads likes these, repeatedly. My conflation list is in my last post :-)
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