Re: TFP update article, E Magazine

[Muckerheide <muckerheide@attbi.com>]

Thanks Kai,



Somebody actually understands the problem! :-)



But, "we can't tell the truth to protect our credibility!?"  :-)



Regards, Jim Muckerheide





on 9/17/02 1:20 PM, Kai Kaletsch at info@eic.nu wrote:



>> My approach is to assure him that we will have a lookout posted who can warn

>> us when we get within 100 miles of the end of the earth,

> 

> Aha! That proves the earth is flat. Why else would you need a lookout to tell

> us that we are within 100 miles of the end of the earth? That means you need a

> second lookout in case the first one falls asleep.

> 

> Aha! Posting two lookouts proves how dangerous this business really is. We

> need 10 lookouts.

> 

> If one of the 10 lookouts falls asleep, it is proof that the shipping industry

> can never be made safe.

> 

> "Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to tell pragmatic

> stories to hang on to our jobs for a few more years" - Why is telling the

> truth such a difficult concept?: The earth ain't flat!

> 

> Kai

>