Re: Re: engineers

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Nelly's here, , hanging to every one of your words but my eyes don't really permit me to participate much, I read with the screen at an angle so as to not have the light shine directly into my eyes but writing requires a much more sustained type of attention.

I often do not reply to posts or mails or I reply in a very abrupt manner due to this, apologies to anyone I might have offended or will offend

I also agree with bleu re his assessment of the engineer's problems

Nelly

[infections] Re: engineers

An astute analysis, Agent Bleu. Are you and Nelly coming to visit and feed me oysters soon?Where the heck is Nelly, anyways?Scha> > > why doesn't the 'engineer' (whose brain i really admire) work with > > other antibiotics or at least let us know his experiences with other > > antibiotics????> > Good question, I suspect the answer may lie in a couple of related > phenomenon's that occur as a result of a competitive 'business > developed mind', mixed with another phenomena that follows a period of > success. In businesses one is constantly challenged from all sides for > position, as a result one develops many strategies of protection. I > believe I have seen a number of these used by 'engineer' in the recent > past. The other stemming from his own direct experience and others too > of sarc, where he had enjoyed a period of upward growth. Not seeing > many problems. (Confidence grows quickly.) It was only when he applied > the logic "one cure fits all" did all his real problems begin. > Thereafter I suspect pride, prejudice, and threat to the dream (going > down as the man who worked it all out) led to the events that followed. > Yes a shame I do agree. But hey at least there are no more sceptics.> > bleu