Recognizing the world LO23386

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In a message dated 11/24/99 8:33:57 AM Pacific Standard Time, padre@texas.net
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>Does the style in which we interact validate the content, or is it the
>other way around?

Reminds me of a favorite quote of mine, from the movie, "National Velvet,"
believe it or not: "That'll be the dispute 'til the end of time, Mr.
Brown. Whether it's better to do the right thing for the wrong reason or
the wrong thing for the right reason." I see some parallels with your
form/content question. And P.S. -- I think it all depends on the context,
the situation, which makes it even more of a dilemma. H.

Harriett J. Robles
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