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Perhaps this is the likes of Darwinian theory. It was taught very early, in highschool
-- with the "survival of the fittest", and such explanations of bell curves. A bit of a mystery, sometimes (see @
below). At hindsight, so currently clear, the problem to be grappled with is stable SOLUTIONS that don't work.
An excellent economics teacher once HINTED, that many things are designed
"NOT TO WORK" (the best example of at that time, being the need for expensive
accessories, that could be easily MADE generic).
The best that could be said about my degrees (and it is not small), is that bell curve grading was not used
severely past sophomore year. Much taught was how to use (consult proper) resources, not to memorize
them. After all, in the computer age, however originally complete an original compilation, many upon many
are updated every year!
What could be said about my GENIUS friends, is that they admitted data could be easily misrepresented
"FOR A CAUSE". What could be said about lawyers and marketing agents, is that data is ALWAYS BEING
MISREPRESENTED FOR A CAUSE.
!This puts an interesting tint on Darwinian theory!
@ perhaps a cry from the top, not to keep Coming UP, could
be easily HEARD. But where to go away then, not understood....
See Ode to a Squid.
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