Re: Important Follow-up Message
[email protected] Fri, 12 Apr 2002 16:21:03 EDT
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> For what it is worth, I think John is right on.
> Joe Morrow
Joe,
Do you mean that you too think I and others who have fallen victim
to this hoax are out of their minds?
Peter Harzem
No Peter:
I am sorry if I left that impression in my attempt to be brief. I certainly
respect you, your intellect and your views. I was only trying to say that I
don't think that any Behavior Analyst list is a proper place to promote NPR.
I personally find little meaningful difference between NPR & Fox on issues
of politics (which as you might guess are very important to me). I left the
Behavior Analyst list when Plaud called for assassinations of people he
didn't like. John E. wrote me and urged me to stay on "and fight the good
fight". I did that for over 35 years but now at my advanced age (66.5) I
simply walk away from things I find distasteful. I strongly believe that
since behavior analysts have honest differences over non behavioral things,
that we should argue over behavioral things. (Like the importance of Watson
which I am looking forward to hear your views on.)
Warmest regards
Joe
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<BR>> For what it is worth, I think John is right on.
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<BR>Joe,
<BR> Do you mean that you too think I and others who have fallen victim
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<BR>Peter Harzem
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<BR>No Peter:
<BR>I am sorry if I left that impression in my attempt to be brief. I certainly respect you, your intellect and your views. I was only trying to say that I don't think that any Behavior Analyst list is a proper place to promote NPR. I personally find little meaningful difference between NPR & Fox on issues of politics (which as you might guess are very important to me). I left the Behavior Analyst list when Plaud called for assassinations of people he didn't like. John E. wrote me and urged me to stay on "and fight the good fight". I did that for over 35 years but now at my advanced age (66.5) I simply walk away from things I find distasteful. I strongly believe that since behavior analysts have honest differences over non behavioral things, that we should argue over behavioral things. (Like the importance of Watson which I am looking forward to hear your views on.)
<BR>Warmest regards
<BR>Joe
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