Oh, Galeni does most definitely pop again, never fear. He's one of my favorites, too.
I'm gald there was no pat answer here, since most of us spend most of our lives trying to work this one out.
Oh so painfully true. This book rather gave the impression of trying to get an answer and failing, rather than of working through to the nebulous conclusion of no conclusion. The first is realistic but makes for somewhat awkward literature.
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Date: 2006-09-04 03:30 pm (UTC)I'm gald there was no pat answer here, since
most of us spend most of our lives trying to work this one out.
Oh so painfully true. This book rather gave the impression of trying to get an answer and failing, rather than of working through to the nebulous conclusion of no conclusion. The first is realistic but makes for somewhat awkward literature.