Bill James A___ wrote: > > Hey Dennis: I have quietly been observing the discussion surrounding > Walter Huegel's arguments. I suggest that it is time to stop piling > on Walter. He makes some excellent arguments and the responses to > them have become increasingly strident. Let's try some of your own > philosophy here, i.e., live and let live. I get the uncomfortable > feeling that we might be driving Walter off the network (it has > happened before). The Parkinson's predator rides all of our > shoulders, gnawing, slashing, and eating at us. Let's turn our > attention back to it and away from attacking one another. Back off, > Dennis. Prof. Jim Bill Dear Bill Thank you for your message of support. Since yesterday Dennis and I have come to mutual respect and trust. We did this off-list. Why? We all know how we feel when we want to have a candid talk with someone and a third person is present. The triad changes the dynamics of the conversation. There are interesting dynamics that go on in lists. Someone should do a transactional analysis. Like, ""Who is this interloper?" Or, being offended by my humor. When we spoke about "stew" I wanted to sing a verse from the song, "Who threw the over-alls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?" Maybe I am aspiring to be a stand-up comedian. Standing in place is difficult for me. Could I be a sit-down comic; as a Stand up comic there would probably be shouts from the audience, "Sit down!." "Get the hook!" It was helpful to dialogue with Dennis. I respect Dennis for his sincerity. though we may still disagree on some issues It' good to have a tender heart and a thick skin. Walter