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In article <3vqthn$qm5@bug.rahul.net>, Bill Moyer  <ttk@rahul.net> wrote:
>In article <cogline-030895001436@d69.net.interaccess.com>,
>Steve Landon <cogline@nexchi.org> wrote:
	[On letting the pros do something difficult...]

>  It must be an interesting world you live in, but I wouldn't want to
>visit there..  I guess all those years of depending on Apple to build,
>distribute, sell, diagnose, and repair your computers for you eventu-
>ally take their toll and build up a dependence of sorts. 

	EVERYBODY is dependent on others for something else. I think it 
best to be honest and admit that. Which of you have built your computers 
from scratch and written all their software from scratch? I mean, start 
with metal ores, crude oil, sand, etc. And do *everything* without 
studying what others had done. Because anything less than that is 
dependence on others.

	Since we are not likely to live in isolation with each others, 
why not make the best of it by making others dependent on us, as in 
providing stuff that others may find desirable. In this way, dependency 
can go both ways :-)

... I suppose 
>you would also like to see the government take responsibility for your 
>everyday life?  After all, the government is your friend.  Trust the 
>government.  The government knows what's best for you.  Just leave it
>all in their able hands. 

	I presume that this is sarcasm, and that you are an anarchist.
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