Well, I know I wrote something like "the stupid man", but of course I didn't really mean that he is stupid. He's a chemist and I am sure he is good at that and some other things as well. Maybe "stupid" wasn't the best choice of a word in this case, there are probably a better word for it. He's maybe not even "ignorant". Maybe "uninformed" would describe him in this very case, but that sounds a bit lame... ;P Well, he is certainly a better chemist than I am...
2007/8/9, John Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Johnny Rosenberg wrote: > > Why are always people asking that (about free Word, free Powerpoint or > free > > Excel)? Are most people so used to using pirateware that they think that > > they can download expensive software for free from the Internet and that > > there is actually some kind of organization behind it? > > > > > Rather than some sort of stupidity, I'm thinking that most people have a > limited and rather inaccurate vocabulary. They've worked with Microsoft > Office so long that they think that every word processor is Word, every > spreadsheet is Excel, and so on. > And I don't think these are stupid people. Stupid people do not survive > or function well in an everyday environment. They've just been trained > one way as to doing things. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
