After Andrews final lengthy e-mail about the off topic subject.
I decided not to react because Dan asked us to stop talking about it.
Of course I was intrigued by the in my view kind of weird ideas he
was spreading, so I typed his name in google and found his page:
http://www.eskimo.com/~mactao/home.html
Now, I wonder, reading about his religious views, where does his love
for vintage or compact mac or computer technology in general fit into
them? Maybe someone can answer this question, maybe he himself can.
Might be an interesting mac related discussion. It kinda relates to
my own rantings about purity (system 6) and silence (the plus, the
powerbook, the iMac and the Cube) and products of beauty (vintage
Macs in general) that are made to last.
Of course I don't agree with the not washing yourself part in his
theories, because the lack of hygiene would be very dangerous in
modern society with its densily populated cities. Actually I don't
agree with most of his other ideas either, but that is besides the
point.
(I hope I got this thing on topic now)
Marten
>All you people are grossly misunderstanding what Andrew has to say. Which
>illustrates his point superbly. Go ahead, attack me now too, I obviously
>must be sympathetic to terrorists. :P
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