Rakesh,
Self-effacement ("autodidact") is unjustified and inconsistent with the
fervor of your interventions. Also, self-definition as particular
person's "student" doesn't strike me terribly progressive. Aren't we are
supposed to be treating (even) ourselves with respect and not subservient
to others?
Just a couple of reactions, Paul
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Rakesh Narpat Bhandari <rakeshb@stanford.edu> said, on 06/02/01:
>Freeman is a leading theorist; I, a mere
>autodidact, find him (and John E, Andrew and Carchedi) right about a lot
>of things. Of course I wish they would acknowledge the roots of their
>dynamics in Grossmann's dynamics books. I consider myself a student of
>Grossmann and Mattick, Sr.
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