Jim, that's fair enough.  Whatever works is the correct solution, but even 
that is subjective and personal - what works for one doesn't work for 
another and vise-versa.  

On Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 11:39:52 AM UTC-6, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
>
> Well, I've just typed out and deleted about four different comments to 
> this thread.  None of them did anything other than unearth and compound 
> arguments.  Rather than rehash and empower those, I found myself stepping 
> back and considering perspectives in the original-letter-to-the-editor's 
> communication which seem consistent to others who have voiced similar 
> opinions over the years. 
>
> One thing is that they make it sound as if Grant has taken this position 
> in order to sell more bikes/clothing/gear.  That it is somehow inconsistent 
> with his true nature, as put on as a fallen film-star's contrition. 
>
> Another is that his position is binary.  Either/Or.  My Way/Highway. 
>
> A third is that it is proven wrong through a single counter-example.  
>
> It finds ramparts and entrenchments where many of us see only expansive 
> fields.  Suggests battle lines which would put many of us at odds with 
> ourselves. 
>
> Many folks need no inducement to roll out and cover the miles. It's 
> unlikely the book (or other writings) were offered for them.  The more time 
> you've spent riding, the more you have fallen and learned, both 
> metaphorically and literally. It's a natural process to leave behind those 
> things which do not help.  It's needless weight on the climb of our life.  
>
> Many folks need a hand up, a push on the saddle, an offering of a required 
> tool, a draftable figure in a challenging headwind.  A different route 
> through the forest. 
>
> Doesn't make either way right or wrong.  Take what you will.  Leave what 
> you don't require.
>
> - Jim 
>
> cyclofiend.com 
>

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