From: Mark Grant (mark@unicorn.com)
Date: Mon Jan 27 1997 - 17:03:52 MST
On Mon, 27 Jan 1997 Sunah.Caroline.Cherwin@pobox.com wrote:
> and of course some people are primarily attracted to mathemeticians.
Yes, but they're rare. I wasn't talking about being attracted to people
but attracting them to you.
> I
> think it's important to engineer your values, rather than to just accept
> what your environment does to your value system without any editing.
But that's not much good when your value-system is fine and it's the other
people's values that are the problem. You can hang around for years
waiting to find someone who's attracted to mathematicians, or you can
learn how to attract other people as well.
Mark
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