12-03-2021, 09:47 PM
How am I supposed to judge something.
Someone writes something in 19xx. Today I have the internet and can easily retrieve data. It is remarkable that one can make a statement, even if one has to wait 60 days for an answer to a request. ( By mail )
Today we rather have the problem of receiving too much information, and how should I use it properly ?
What was considered one way yesterday is different today.
I have to respect the fact that someone changes his mind no matter what education he has.
Example, anonymous botanist Finland ( page Bax )
It used to be interesting, but I have not read any further contribution from this person. What he writes is of no importance today. On the contrary, did Bax try to lend weight to his assumptions in this way?
Even if you write something a thousand times, it still doesn't become right.
One can rewrite many things, in this sense and out of respect for the last riddles of humanity.
I will not tell you what is written in the Vm manuscript.
Have I solved it now ?
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Someone writes something in 19xx. Today I have the internet and can easily retrieve data. It is remarkable that one can make a statement, even if one has to wait 60 days for an answer to a request. ( By mail )
Today we rather have the problem of receiving too much information, and how should I use it properly ?
What was considered one way yesterday is different today.
I have to respect the fact that someone changes his mind no matter what education he has.
Example, anonymous botanist Finland ( page Bax )
It used to be interesting, but I have not read any further contribution from this person. What he writes is of no importance today. On the contrary, did Bax try to lend weight to his assumptions in this way?
Even if you write something a thousand times, it still doesn't become right.
One can rewrite many things, in this sense and out of respect for the last riddles of humanity.
I will not tell you what is written in the Vm manuscript.
Have I solved it now ?
Translated with You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (free version)