Re: walexander@leisurepublishing.com

["dickbo" <dickbo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You will learn very little form a biased report squire and I can assue you
if you take arsenic you will not die...go on try it, it tastes delicious.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Stan McQueen" <stan@smcqueen.com>
To: <scan@leben.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 2:38 AM
Subject: Re: walexander@leisurepublishing.com


> At 09:52 PM 6/8/2002 +0100, dickbo wrote:
> >You cannot possibly warn anyone about deficiencies within a product spec
if
> >you have never ownd or used the product.
> >
> >All that you are doing is repeating heresay or second hand information
which
> >has no value to anyone because you cannot prove your claims personally.
> >
> >If you are going to be critical of a product then kindly supply the
results
> >of all your test analysis including a list of all the test equipment used
in
> >your assesment.
> >
> >Now go and produce a 2000 word analysis of all the "Good" things that you
> >like about Nikon and do include you own personal experiences with this
> >company.
>
> Is it your contention that one would have to have taken a fatal dose of
> arsenic before being able to warn others that arsenic can be fatal? Or
> perhaps that one would have to have personally performed the lab
> experiments to determine the fatal dose? Otherwise, one cannot prove one's
> claims personally. If that contention were true, then no one could learn
> anything other than by one's own personal experience. Fortunately, we have
> these things called "civilization," and "history," and "literature," and
> "science" which enable us all to learn things from the experience of
> others. If we didn't have that, then most of us would still be trying to
> figure out which plants were edible.
>
> I must presume that you did not independently invent the English language
> and you probably didn't independently invent the transistor or the digital
> computer or the stored program or the internet (you don't claim to be Al
> Gore, after all). Yet you are able to use computers to communicate your
> ideas using a language that many people understand. So the very existence
> of your own emails refutes your argument.
>
> Stan
>
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