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Article #116Re: How do you spell coercion?
From: Kenneth Kitzke Value Creation Sy...
Date: Sat, 01 May 1999 00:00
Date: Sat, 01 May 1999 00:00
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[From Kenny Kitzke (990501.1930 EDT)] <Bruce Gregory (990430.1348 EDT)> <Nicely said, even if you are a Christian.> Well, thank you Bruce. This is surely the nicest thing you have ever had to say about me. Doesn't it feel good to say something kind and uplifting; even to a Christian? Christians may be able to contribute something to the understanding of PCT or its application. You just never know with autonomous people. In fact, they may be able to see a side to human nature and behavior that just can't be measured in the scientist's laboratory. Sort of like an extra degree of freedom. Yes, I am ducking already. 8-) SPLAT, goes the tomato (or tomatoe, if you are backing Dan Quail for president)! Kenny
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