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From: bj
Date: 9/24/2005
Time: 3:01:03 PM
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From: Rovaan
Date: 4/11/02
Time: 5:19:31 PM
Jasper-
I suspected your response involved more than a disagreement with Dick's findings. Even Dick realizes that, with the method we have used, a error in any part affects the subsequent parts. Still it has been effective to help us understand some things. Look for an article to come soon on Karpf and Schwab.
You mention not being able to discuss things related to the lawsuit. That is very common when you are involved in litigation and can dramtically alter the public's knowledge of the situation. By the time the person is able to talk, people are no longer interested as they think they know the truth. It is disturbing that people's health and lives are being so affected by this situation. I am glad to hear you are doing better.
If you point me in the right direction, I would like to read the method you use to approach problems. Simple is good, escpecially when dealing with physical reality. Sometimes it is not so good when dealing with people , as I have learned in working with them. People are complex and when their thoughts and actions enter into a situation, it can be more difficult to discern the truth of the matter.
I appreciate the time you have taken to explain about the "young engineer's approach". I have my own ideas about what is happening in the world and see how things are manipulated for different people's benefit.
Rovaan