Hello Peter, I think your conclusion about Swedes is a little too general. Not I feel 'hit' by your statement about the Torsaker drama from being a Swede. However, this happened at the time Sweden was a major powerhouse and ruled large part of Europe. This stuff happened all over the world and was a result of ignorance and that the religion promoted mysticism. I think you have to see this in the light of more modern cultural flaws. I responded to Mats about it yesterday saying that the Jante law is still in charge. Jante is a short for 'Jag ar inte' (I am not . . . ). A Swede following the Jante laws avoids to accept anything that means he is better or have a better idea. Proper handling of good news is to say; I have not seen anything special and I do not take credit for anything good and as a matter of fact those claiming the right to brag about what I do not know about- they are lying. In my opinion that is a major hindrance for new things to be accepted. During the time we waited for the result from Lugano several people at Vortex suspected that Swedish professors where delaying so they could take unfair advantage. I knew that was not the case. There is no acceptance for that in Sweden. One better stick to the Jante law and admit; 'I am not worthy'. I think it is a way to make sure you do not predict wrong about the future. Later on if one is wrong following that law you can easily defend your point of view;'I was not going to accept teh unclear and tainted result we first heard about - now when we have clear status I am all in favor'. Maybe I just accept Torsakersprasten - it is less complicated:)
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