Re: psychoceramics: The Dilbert Psychoceramics

[Tresy Kilbourne <tresyk @ halcyon.com>]

You, Ken Alexander, wrote:

>Scott Adams starts the chapter off with a seemingly random unsupported
>slam against evolution, but then gets far wackier.  He starts talking 
>about psychic powers, luck as a commodity, and how repeating an affirmation
>15 times a day can alter the very nature of reality due to new discoveries
>in quantum mechanics and multiple-universe theory.
Maybe his theory of universal human stupidity has finally achieved 
internal consistency.

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Tresy Kilbourne, Seattle WA
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diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, 
or in some contrivance to raise prices."  --Adam Smith