Hi Arch,
Divergent thinking ? OK, but I hope my thinking is near mainstream.
We need to freely and openly discuss things so each can consider the facts
presented and come to their own conclusions.
Our varied backgrounds, training, life experience, and knowledge supply only
a strong foundation for this group.
Willingness to share ideas, discoveries and thoughts is that big essential
which brings it all together.
Too much abuse (whether perceived or actual) causes individuals to drop out.
The possibility of conflict keeps others from participating.
If we want to maximize our knowledge, each of us will practice tolerance,
and encourage alternate discussion from others. This increases the
sharpness of our focus by bringing forth a greater variety of viewpoints.
GMCnet is unique because we openly discuss problems and potential problems
instead of sweeping them under the carpet.
True, we sometimes talk and talk and talk and talk, with little progress,
but eventually zeroing in on good answers is what makes this forum so great.
Cheers,
Don Miller
75 project
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
> I hope it does add fuel to the fire. Last time around on this topic we
> never got this far. Some people were making authoritarian pronouncements
> that there was only one way to do this. This time when some people
> said we should quit talking about this stuff it did not happen. We just
> kept on talking----yeah we change the subject header but we
> slogged onward. I for one had never heard about the 10 PSI over the
> printed limit thing. Now I aint going to run out and pump mine up just
> yet but you and others have got my attention. Please keep talking
> even when conventional wisdom says to "shut up." I dont know what the
> answer is but I sure like to see options. I think we have gotten a lot
> farther on this subject that most. Maybe because none of us took the
> expert role. My congratulations to all of you who refused to quit talking.
> I think we have broken some kind of barrier. My hat is off to all of you.
> I think this "dead horse" may have just got back on her feet. I would like
> to hear any other divergent thinking.
>
> Take Care
> Arch 76 GB IL
Divergent thinking ? OK, but I hope my thinking is near mainstream.
We need to freely and openly discuss things so each can consider the facts
presented and come to their own conclusions.
Our varied backgrounds, training, life experience, and knowledge supply only
a strong foundation for this group.
Willingness to share ideas, discoveries and thoughts is that big essential
which brings it all together.
Too much abuse (whether perceived or actual) causes individuals to drop out.
The possibility of conflict keeps others from participating.
If we want to maximize our knowledge, each of us will practice tolerance,
and encourage alternate discussion from others. This increases the
sharpness of our focus by bringing forth a greater variety of viewpoints.
GMCnet is unique because we openly discuss problems and potential problems
instead of sweeping them under the carpet.
True, we sometimes talk and talk and talk and talk, with little progress,
but eventually zeroing in on good answers is what makes this forum so great.
Cheers,
Don Miller
75 project
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
> I hope it does add fuel to the fire. Last time around on this topic we
> never got this far. Some people were making authoritarian pronouncements
> that there was only one way to do this. This time when some people
> said we should quit talking about this stuff it did not happen. We just
> kept on talking----yeah we change the subject header but we
> slogged onward. I for one had never heard about the 10 PSI over the
> printed limit thing. Now I aint going to run out and pump mine up just
> yet but you and others have got my attention. Please keep talking
> even when conventional wisdom says to "shut up." I dont know what the
> answer is but I sure like to see options. I think we have gotten a lot
> farther on this subject that most. Maybe because none of us took the
> expert role. My congratulations to all of you who refused to quit talking.
> I think we have broken some kind of barrier. My hat is off to all of you.
> I think this "dead horse" may have just got back on her feet. I would like
> to hear any other divergent thinking.
>
> Take Care
> Arch 76 GB IL
