Of course I am not trying to be stupidly meticulous (quite often quotations are attributed to different people - and sometimes it isn't easy to tell who said what).
But I have always been fascinated with human stupidity (and I've written a book about it). It may help to place some comments in historical perspective.
> As someone once said, do not attribute to malice > that which can be sufficiently attributed to stupidity. That's known an "Hanlon's Razor" (Robert Heinlein, 1941) It's reported that Napoleon Bonaparte (French spelling) said: In politics stupidity is not a handicap. Cheers Giancarlo
