From: Max More (maxmore@globalpac.com)
Date: Tue Oct 20 1998 - 14:31:27 MDT
At 08:47 AM 10/20/98 -0600, Steve Van Sickle wrote:
>Max wrote:
>
>> Also, "...creativity, and other rational methods" might sound odd, since it
>> might seem to be implying that creativity is a rational procedure in the
>> sense of following a well-defined algorithm. Perhaps: "by means of science,
>> technology, creativity, and any rational means." [Maybe use "effective"
>> instead of "rational".]
>
>How about "by rational use of science, technology, creativity and
>other means". I think leaving some reference reason is important,
>science I can think of many irrational uses of science, technology...
Steve, I like your rephrasing. It nicely solves the problem. Why didn't I
think of that right away?!
Max
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