These are not diametrically opposed quotes (except in mirth). Finding
answers can be difficult however perfect the question, for example the
question: how do you go about finding the right question? The point is to
keep asking...
On Mon, 20 Mar 1995, GRAY SOUTHON wrote:
> Here we have a situation of arguement by quote. We have two diametically
> opposite ones
>
> "If you can't find an answer, you have probably got the wrong question."
>
> from GSouthon@ozemail.com.au (Gray Southon)
>
> and
>
> Problems worthy of attack,
> prove their worth
> by fighting back
>
> From: deb@Alceon.com (David E. Burmaster)
>
> How do we change this from a slinging match to a learning process?
> Any ideas?
>
> Gray Southon