So, why was indigo worthy of inclusion, while cyan was not?
~~James
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On 12/2/06, Dede Densmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Re Pamela's reply: Me, too! Re Robert's: When I was growing up, we
> learned " Roy G. Biv", a name silly enough that you weren't likely to
>
What would you call that intervention strategy?
I think of it as intervening in the feedbacks of a system in a way that
requires smaller interventions for the intended result, and is less
likely to accidentally have an effect opposite the one intended, than
interventions designed to 'control' t
Re Pamela's reply: Me, too! Re Robert's: When I was growing up, we
learned " Roy G. Biv", a name silly enough that you weren't likely to
forget it and that definitely included indigo.
Dede
On Nov 30, 2006, at 7:17 PM, J T Johnson wrote:
My apologies, and I seem to be pushing the evelope of
