In article <35b5c7c3.0 at news.victoria.tc.ca>, mentifex at scn.org says...
>from consciousness to consciousness. "Kill the messenger!" was
>the cry in ancient Sparta when word came in from Thermopylae.
Yes, because a messenger by definition has had to turn his back on the battle,
and no Spartan could be allowed to run from a defeat and live. Quite
reasonable (for Spartans) behaviour....
The Galileo Syndrome seems to have struck again: ``Galieo was persecuted, and
Galieo was right. I am persecuted, therefore I am right'' :-). I wonder if
his model suffers from the same problem that he does? ....
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