Dan Minette wrote:
If a popular expert on child rearing turns out to have really botched the rearing of their own children, does that lower one's opinion of their work?
The children of a shoemaker seldom have good shoes is IIRC what the
husband of Dr. Ruth said when asked about the quality
Is it fair to bring up that someone railing against those
drug users was an
illegal drug user himself for much of the time? Is it fair
to point out
that he yells and screams about police action against him
that was in line
with what he advocated for others?
You know what? Screw Rush
In a message dated 2/12/2004 12:40:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would also, personally, like more arguments based on reason, and fewer on
emotion. I get emotional too, don't get me wrong. But, I enjoy trying to
find what the best solution is more than simply
Nice sentiments Dan. But how can we avoid angst? How can we avoid emotion?
Especially since we are, to a fairly large degree, governed by our emotions.
-Travis one things lead to another... Edmunds
Meaning that, no matter what one says, it always opens up at least one more
door.
From: Dan
