I don't know if you guys have ever seriously encountered the realities of
mass production and the mind-set that it *imposes*. For years I was involved
in mechanization-robotics projects at RCA, principally with the manufacture
of TV picture tubes. This a complex chemical/mechanical process that
Mike, many thanks for this first-hand account of the practical environments
in which manufacturing takes place. One of my 'hats' is that of an
organizational performance specialist and I can say that your description
rings absolutely true.
When embedded in complex systems, especially ones that
I don't understand much about high energy string theory.???In my unification of
Special Realtivity and quantum physics I rotated a vector through a third
dimesion to add the element of time.? I liked the idea, presented in the
lecture, that rotations through various dimensions produce many of
On Tuesday 04 March 2008 18:18, Jed Rothwell wrote:
This is cute. Readers here may have heard about this already, but
there is a town in Japan called Obama which has gone gah-gah over
Obama, the candidate. See:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/19/world/asia/19japan.html
Candidate Wins
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 10:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't understand much about high energy string theory.???In my unification
of Special Realtivity and quantum physics I rotated a vector through a third
dimesion to add the element of time.? I liked the idea, presented in the
lecture,
--- Lawrence de Bivort wrote:
My sense is that everyone does the best they can -
all the time. It is perhaps the greatest tragedy of
mankind that we can see better ways of doing things...
One the contrary, Lawrence, I strongly believe that
this is absolutely wrong... so wrong that it is not
Would it really?? Maybe it would also contain a quantum unit for space
and the ability to expand and compress space as well.
Standing Bear
I don't know about any of that kind of stuff.? The video at Berkley really
stressed the differences beween what I am saying and what the rest of world is
Jones, in fairness, your truncation does miss my point. Repost with the full
quotation beyond the '...' and I'll be glad to respond.
Lawrence
-Original Message-
From: Jones Beene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 11:07 AM
To: vortex
Subject: [Vo]:Re: Tooo
--- Lawrence de Bivort wrote:
Jones, in fairness, your truncation does miss my
point. Repost with the full quotation beyond the '...'
and I'll be glad to respond.
Yes, no problem. I hate it when someone does this to
me, even if I find myself agreeing with the strained
point which they were
MC: Jones is a very sophistcated and clever man, author of thought-provoking
posts. But he can missd the point in a very complex subject.
People in general, including Jones, do the best they can within the vision
that they have and organizations they work for.
- snip
...even through in
Mr. Lutz of GM is in the news again. See:
http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/calcars-news/message/923
GM/Toyota Doubt Hydrogen; Mercedes/GM Go For Lithium in Standard Hybrid
Quoting an article in the Wall Street Journal:
Speaking at the Geneva auto show, GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz told
--- Richard:
Howdy Vorts. It was not my intent to create an
atmosphere of hostility among us by making the
remark...
Hey- no hostility. As usual on Vo, we are often
arguing past each other anyway - while trying to
squeeze in a relevant point or two ... which the other
party doesn't necessarily
12 matches
Mail list logo
