NetNews Usenet Archive 1993 #3/NN_1993_3.iso/spool/alt/philosop/objectiv/915

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From: [e-mail] (Jeffrey Richard Lamb)
Subject: LAST POST!
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Summary: Last post of Jeff R. Lamb
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Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 05:39:29 GMT
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Unfortunately, (or as some would say, fortunately), I can't keep up with
all these posts. I have college work to do after all. Because of this I
am going to have to exit stage left. I have a couple more comebacks, but
after those get posted I will be finished.
I'd like to thank everyone who answered my post. It made me think. Some
things made me want to do a little more research.
As to changing my mind, I didn't see much encouragement in my views from
you all, but I didn't expect any so that's no big deal. I have always
held that truth isn't a matter of math. (Ayn Rand). Though I stand alone
I still stand. I doubt I have convinced anyone to adopt my view, but
again that wasn't my purpose. I wanted to put my idea up against some
really sharp minds (consider yourselves complimented). I was able to
answer all your attacks (sufficent for me if not for you), and I guess
what I wanted from the whole thing. Thanks again. Be forewarned, I will
be working and I will return some time when I can devote a week to answering
all these challenges with the time they demand. Until that time I shall
wish you all a great life, and after if you believe in such things. :-)
Later all.

--
H. Ross Perot | "How do you always manage to    | Jeff R. Lamb
for President | decide?"             | Midnight Arrow
of the United | "How do you let others decide   | Champion of Reality
States in '96 | for you?"       -Ayn Rand     | ([e-mail])