From: "fili houtman" <filihoutman-AT-hotmail.com> Subject: Re: first rate third world Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2003 12:54:29 +0000 the grass is always bluer on the other side of the fence. i agreed with much of your critique, just not the nature of it. closing books can be dangerous. i have seen some postings from today. i think the site is unregulated (although this is hard to believe.) why the swedish version of Instant messenger??? i find your postings quite interesting, if somewhat less than informative. expression goes a long way and may replace knowledge if we could let it. off, j. patrick fadely i thought that you rejection of my "critique" of america is much too simple. i think i want to raise some issues, that connects us from both what i hear when switching on the news, the internet, or nomadising as a gipsy in paris or what other city. i hope the somewhat tradition of internationalism may be preserved on this list, that it stays human, and not only the property of those focused around the world seen as from (your) country. i appreciate greatly whatever posting on this list, i just am quite surprised that there are so few people writing their inside thoughts. may be out of ignorance i got the impression that i risked to be banned from the list, and i measured the risk there is for banning expression and innovation in it's outward liberation (though progressive and slow), books. you know what you say that knowledge is a precious thing. it's only if you look at the famous quote of henry miller saying rimbaud seeing everything what has been taught is false remains true. (think about all these people surrounded by mtv WORLD, etc, what is their poetry of existence. to conterfeit this saying, i see only the possibility that the knowledge that we need can be situated not in necessarily() previous litterature, but by expression and it's development, both alone and collectively from researchers in different domains which could well gain a lot from talking more on this server. but they give up so obediently to CNN etc. _________________________________________________________________ Hotmail: your free e-mail ! http://www.msn.be/hotmail
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