Re: How do you spell coercion?

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From: Marc S Abrams
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 00:00

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From [ Marc Abrams (990429.1741) ]

> [From Rick Marken (990429.1230)]

> Subtle, indeed. Especially since I don't recall anyone angrily
> shouting at Bill and me saying "it's trivially obvious that
> RTP is coercive in nature". I seem to recall people saying
> things like "there is no coercion if the references of the
> coercer and coercee are aligned" and "a control system cannot
> be coerced". I guess I must have been hallucinating. What a
> relief!

Rick, you win the battles and _lose_ every single war. After this post I
just can't imagine why.

Marc

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