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In article <10378@vtserf.cc.vt.edu> usdgog@vtserf.cc.vt.edu (Greg Granger) 
    writes:
>On the other side of the coin, if the NLP people would like to share
>something about the NLP process, PLEASE DO SO.  Messages like "NLP
>cures ..." are silly, unless accompanied by something like "the person
>was instructed in the following manner ... step 1 ... 2 ..."  Messages
>of form without substances only reinforce the assertion that NLP is
>a less than legit field.  I'm afraid that citing articles from journals
>isn't much use either, print is cheap. 

In my opinion, one of the best ways of getting an idea of what NLP is
about is to send a postcard to NLP Comprehensive, 2897 Valmont Rd, 
Boulder, CO 80301 (303) 442-1102 and ask them to send you their catalog
of books and videotapes.  Looking through the titles and descriptions
will give you a much more realistic picture of NLP than listening to late
night infomercials.  

You can do this without worrying that your mailbox will start being
flooded by junk mail.  However if this is a real concern, simply state on
your postcard "Please do not add me to your mailing list."  
  
--
It is a poor sort of skepticism which merely delights in challenging
those claims which conflict with one's own belief system.  
                                                          --Bogus quote 
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