Dan wrote:
> Bob Badour wrote:
>
>>Marshall wrote:
>>
>>>Brian Selzer wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>I used this example to make a valid point. I could have written a 20-page
>>>>long dissertation describing one of the many instances where I've
>>>>encountered these problems in practice, but I assumed that using a simple
>>>>example would illustrate them more effectively.
>>>
>>>Based on the response, it appears you assumed incorrectly.
>>
>>His problem goes a lot deeper than his assumption about examples. The
>>real root of the problem is his belief that he has a valid point to make.
>
> It is a valid point.
Only if you make the fundamental mistake of pretending a non-key is a key.
Received on Wed Aug 02 2006 - 07:31:38 CDT