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RE: Theory acceptance- Displacement current?
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- Date: Sat, 02 Jul 2005 12:05:36 -0600
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Original poster: "David Thomson" <dwt@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Gerry,
> I'm sorry you feel that way, I dont think everyone here
> views the list in that way. I have had dissension about some
> of my views in the past and take it as an opportunity to
> learn someone elses perspective and maybe something new. How
> people respond to new ideas is an individual reaction and new
> ideas have often been met with skeptism since like the
> beginning of time. If you are right and persevere you should
> get some converts. Skeptism is healthy and is an opportunity
> to address issues raised.
I welcome skepticism, it is the cynicism that I reject. The
difference between a skeptic and a cynic is that a skeptic will
ask questions and get to the facts before making judgment. A
cynic just blows the theory off.
When I see a skeptic, I'll rejoice. Marco seemed to be
skeptical, but so far, he's the only one. I need to give him
time to follow through on his forceful, skeptical inquiry.
Dave