>Let me spell it out for people who don't want to make the
>effort of the Discipline of Translation:
>
>Tim said that logic is silent on illogical matters.
>
>I say a counter example exists in the people working is
>abnormal psychology (this is just the most obvious of
>many possible counter examples). If abnormal psychology
>doesn't count as an illogical matter, then tell me what
>does and I'll try again.
You know, I wrote this whole elegant deconstruction...
...but who really cares?
David is a great guy. I love CoV and I think he's one
of the most tolerant, easy going, receptive people
I've ever "met".
I also think that his T-grid was an excellent idea. I still
have all kind of ideas buzzing in my head (as I'm sure
many of you do) as a result of it. I hadn't really given
visual representations much thought until I saw it.
I still think that <faith> might be of some use to us, even
that darkly shaded "blind faith".
But the message I'd like to communicate today is:
David is great.
If you enjoy hanging out at CoV, remember he created it!
Cool!
Actually, I had been meaning to say that for a while,
but it always makes me feel a little embarrased.
Gushing like this is not acceptible "male" behavior.
Perhaps I was too caught up in my memes?
Cheers!
Reed
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