[pct-l] How We Learn Stuff

[Tortoise73 at charter.net (Tortoise)]

OTOH, I'm working others on a local ballot proposition, and we're doing 
the editing and revising mostly in electronic format -- I get a draft; 
make my revisions, and email the revised document back without using a 
single scrap of paper.

Likewise with many jokes, etcetera I receive. I read them, then edit and 
send some of them on. Not a scrap of paper involved.

But I've been places where everyone wants paper copy to work on and then 
someone has to input the changes and another batch of copies is printed. 
:-(.

We can make the change with outselves first and hopefully bring others 
along by our example.



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Tortoise
(now if I could only get the accumulated pile of old papers off my desk 
and into the recycling bin.

I switched to Mac OSX rather than fight Windows
Using Mozilla Thunderbird  http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/

StoneDancer1@aol.com wrote:
>  
> In a message dated 11/30/2005 8:40:52 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
> AsABat@4Jeffrey.Net writes:
> 
> 
>>>>>>Not a problem. Instead of receiving this message on  paper (cost includes
> 
> production of paper and mail  delivery).>>>> and so on.....
> 
> 
> 
> On the other hand, go into any Office Depot, Office Max or the like.   
> Immediately inside the door you will see their first line of products...
> mountains of paper. Paper of all kinds and colors and textures.  Why do you 
> suppose the "Computer Revolution" has created such a demand for  shrieking, 
> crying, CO2 devouring, anti-global warming, huggable trees?  If  you can answer 
> that, perhaps you will tell me again how sheep bladders may be  used to prevent 
> earthquakes... and just what is the air speed velocity of an  unladen 
> swallow??  
> 
> "No Way Ray"  Echols
> 
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