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Re: Tribe or band of refugees - Shar

Posted by KenB on October 29, 2000, at 15:47:23

In reply to Re: Tribe or band of refugees - Shar, posted by Greg on October 29, 2000, at 15:22:44

All,

Could we agree that it can be useful to consider the other side? Perhaps other perspectives are not mentioned solely to disagree with an opinion. New information might be offered to build on a statement so as assert a unique and genuine concern. Additional information might be offered to expand, rather than limit horizons.

While,
> > >"Disruptions of physical and social cognitive maps might cause the same patterns of hyperalertness, over-sensitivity, profound despair and attention deficits often associated with child abuse and neglect."

...the flip side is that a symbolic means of "tribal" inclusion, such as electronic text communication, can sometimes serve to restore a sense of place that is important for stable cognitive functions.

If so, symbolic means of inclusion that serve some well might be inadequate for others. Discussion of the variable values can be constructive.

Kendall


>Shar,
>You and I should both by this time in our lives >that no matter what we say or how we try to say >it someone will disagree with it. I have been on >both sides of this coin lately.

>If it helps you to know this, I am honored to be >a part of your "tribe".

>Greg


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