XPost: alt.philosophy.taoism, alt.buddha.short.fat.guy, alt.supp   
   rt.schizophrenia   
   From: being@apolka.sign   
      
   Venus as a Boy wrote:   
      
   >Addendum the PC project took so long to finnish, because the parts were   
   >so expensive then, that my father had to "smuggle" them out of Siemens   
   >Electronics iow steal them, that we never finnished the PC because after   
   >some time this 8086 PC was outdated and PC's became available on the   
   >market for a reasonable price!   
      
   At times, when pushing points and other items, eventually a   
   question arises in terms of who taught the ones who innovated.   
   At times teams work. At times individual, alone, invent and reinvent.   
      
   If everyone needs to go to an institute of higher learning to learn   
   or hire professionals at higher prices than one can afford, then   
   a contradiction may emerge on the surface of a world-view.   
      
   Universities, professors, doctors, lawyers, rulers of many sorts   
   grow out of environments, naturally, one mite presumes.   
   Specialists can be important and are generally.   
      
   What works for some or most people, works.   
   What works at times, doesn't work at other times.   
      
   Trying to apply a Way, to find the One, a magic bullet,   
   one ruler to measure all things, even the Void, may not work.   
      
   Emptiness has its virtues, especially in space.   
   Stillness has its virtues, especially at times.   
      
   Being skeptical and relativistic, Taoism,   
   Taoist philosophy, has bin said two be.   
      
   - in a bamboo grove ...   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)