Author: Joel
Date: 18:08:32 11/27/03
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Hey Russell, Here is an arguement you might appreciate. I first read about it in The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevesky. He said something to the effect of 'psychology is a double edged sword'. ...Meaning, using your psychological model of a person (built up by your life experiences), you can justify anything you want. When you speculate what a person would do in a situation, you have a great chance of being wrong, since there are _many_ reasonable explanations as to why they might do something. Best regards, Joel
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