To the quote below, I will mention another that seems appropriate for our
discussion on many issues on this list:
The truth can never be told so as to be understood and not be believ'd.
--Robert Blake
In pondering this, consider the relationship between understanding and
belief--and how that affects action (and thus, why it's so darn important
to have a good understanding of ourselves and our relationships to the
world).
With warm wishes for the holiday,
John Woods
jwoods@execpc.com
>I had just finished a posting on a list participated in primarily by
>educators and clicked on the dialogue between Dave Birren and John Wood.
>The same quote I had just used from [Zen/Motorcycle] Persig's book LISA
>seems appropriate here also, and relevant to the whole discussion of
>paradigms. I've a file folder of parallel statements, but this one is
>just so engagingly succint: "Seeing isn't believing. Believing is
>seeing."
>
>Marion Brady
>gmbrady@aol.com
-- jwoods@execpc.com (John Woods)