Hi folks,
Terry - you are one wily occidental......... :-)
Ode - Huh??? I would suggest no more coffeeeeeeee, friend! :-)
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As a student of True Alchemy - (the 5000 y.o. one) in book One I was taught
3 critical things:
1. That there is no such thing as a coincidence
2. Any exception destroys the hypothesis.
3. An hypothesis can be wrong - and still work ( remember the atom?
Smallest thing in the - Western - Universe for 2000 years?)
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Having assembled my CSGen and made a coupla batches, we got into the
hooch... er Cs and a few hours later COINCIDENTALLY while reading about
Herx effects, I developed a hangover. Very dizzy, nauseous and drymouthed.
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That astounding philosopher Kilneth says that he is nearly there with a
theory of universal M.E.S.T.control!
(This is a guy who -correctly - argued the fallacies of Einstein 50 years
ago as a kid).
SO, HERE IT IS!
The initiator needs to have absolutely zero imagination - in order to not
see the ultimate fallacy.
*or*
The initiator needs to have an imagination of immense scope and prior
proven performance to willfully generate a difference.
Back, back I say! Into your cage!
Cheers,
Himagain
