[PEN-L:33068] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Blowback

[Doyle Saylor <djsaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Greetings Economists,
Gene Coyle writes,
Doyle, I was not intending to "refute" Carrol.  I agreed with what he
wrote.  My initial remark should have been "Bush's policy is fraught
with error."  And thanks for pointing out my cognitive theory.

Doyle: I'm not sure what to say.  Your welcome for your response.  I think
about this area of cognition quite a bit partly because it relates to
disability rights so directly.  I think it interesting that you responded in
the way you did originally.  Frankly I just don't know if anyone reads
anything I write.  So it surprises me when someone actually writes something
like you wrote.

I know this, from my standpoint, it isn't so much you might now say 'fraught
with error', but the intense feeling that surrounds a word like stupid is
the real meaning to me.

In these email forums most of the writing that catches attention is usually
some conflict between two or more people.  But so much real life is not
about how people disagree, but how people find a common way to do things,
and find ways to become friends and comrades.

It gives me no pleasure to read you correcting an 'error'.  What matters to
me is to the heartfelt development of a great left.  To feel we can say what
we can and be heard in all the variety and energy we have.  To find strength
in each other.  I hope you can read me as trying to build something not tear
you down.
thanks,
Doyle Saylor