| In a message dated 6/15/2001 9:52:37 PM Central Daylight Time,
jjllambias@hotmail.com writes: > Aren't there Ahah! Someone else hs decided to test my reading ability. So today I just go with what is meant, not with what is said. A curious mind is certainly necessary, but not sufficient -- not the whole of the necessities. You also have to be able to understand what others say and to communicate back to them -- minimally to notice if you don't understand and ask about. It now appears that we have been arguing an issue for two weeks and one principal discussant has neither understood what the rest were saying nor was able to communicate what he meant, since he did not understand a central word. The word is not even jargon, but an ordinary word used not extraordinarily (I refrain from my rant about the educational system today). |