Re: Putting the method to the madness

From: Chris Klopper (syntagm@icon.co.za)
Date: Tue Jun 20 2000 - 19:25:14 BST

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From: "Chris Klopper" <syntagm@icon.co.za>
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    hmmmm.........
    Yes I can speculate. I did ..........and erased it.

    Why?
    I'll be thinking about that for a very long time.

    Chris

    --- Original Message -----
    From: "Lawrence H. de Bivort" <debivort@umd5.umd.edu>
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    Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 2:43 PM
    Subject: Re: Putting the method to the madness

    > On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Chris Klopper wrote:
    >
    > >It is my belief that certain things are <too small><too close><too
    > >incremental> to grasp while
    > >others are far too large.
    >
    > snip
    >
    > >potential candidates of the latter. I am not referring to apartheid
    (always
    > >painfully visible)
    > >or Bosnia, I am talking orders of magnitude bigger than that.
    >
    > Interesting -- so large that we can't perceive it, or so dominant that we
    > don't perceive alternatives and instead take it as normal?
    >
    > Can you speculate about what might be of such a magnitude?
    >
    > - Lawrence
    >
    >
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