No. David, seriously, please identify 15-20 authors who've influenced you.
It would be an aid.

Paaaalllllllllleeeeeeeeeessssssssseeeee?

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From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: November 16, 2004 14:35
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Self-deception


> Lance wrote:
> > Will you kindly write for us an underived paragraph?
>
> I just did.  Those were my thoughts, not something derived from someone
> else.  This does not mean that other people have not influenced my
thinking
> in years past, but it means that I do not simply parrot others in the
ideas
> and thoughts that I have.  I think for myself.
>
> Psychologists talk about different developmental stages in learning.  One
> stage has been explained as a moralizing stage.  This is the stage where
> people believe what they do because their parents or some authority have
> told them to believe it.  Those in this stage of learning include students
> in school who basically just read others and parrot back what they have
> read.  Some people never progress past this stage, but there is a higher
> stage of learning that graduates hopefully achieve.  Usually it takes a
> person to be put in a teaching position to begin to develop their own
> thoughts and ideas and organize them in their own unique way.
>
> I could be wrong, but it seems like you stay back in the moralizing stage,
> thinking that reading and quoting others is as far as you can go.  Then
you
> think others who claim to have gone beyond that are deceiving themselves.
> Am I close?
>
> Peace be with you.
> David Miller.
>
> p.s.  The paragraphs I wrote above were not derived from other sources.
> They include concepts and ideas that have impacted me for many years from
a
> wide variety of sources, but I am the only one to blame or praise for what
> is said because the thinking process that produced those paragraphs are
> uniquely my own.
>
>
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