Hi back.....I still content that one "does" not-doing; therefore, there is no
such thing as really not doing....only a perception of not doing a specific
thing.....accent on "specific". So, one can believe we are not doing
when we are doing simply by isolating a specific thing that they have not
done. So, what else is new? .....Myrna
From: ELLIOTH@MAIL.STATE.WI.US
Subject: Re: Not-doing
Date: Mon, 8 May 1995 12:52:50 -0500
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However, "not-doing" becomes dangerous when one considers the
potential consequences of inaction. If we choose the "not doing" route
we must be prepared for whatever the consequences are as a result of
the other parties thinking, assumptions, and actions.