Re: Reasons To, Reasons Not To

> What patterns do you see in the "reasons to"?

Here's how these cluster for me, at a quick glance:

There seems to be a lot of "to avoid something else that would have 
been worse than complying".

Another class is "so I could get something else I wanted".

(An interesting subclass of that is where "something else" concerns 
the relationship with the person making the request.)

Yet another is "I wanted to".

> In the "reasons not to"?

By comparison, these seem to be all over the map. I find that 
interesting.

Thanks for showing us the data !

Cheers,

-[Laurent]-
The only meaning of life worth caring about is one that can
withstand our best efforts to examine it. -- Daniel C. Dennett



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