Paddling upstream might be quite a suitable metaphor for what I sometimes feel I might be doing when diligently reciprocating to "the speed-reading corn-to-chaff compu-logician".

But you were guessing my intents. Why not observe your own? Intents become interpreted as intentions. My website is getting better as I get feedback from you guys. But it certainly cannot compete with Yahoo, for example. Actually I don't want to *compete* with anyone. But I *do* want a less *insanely* competitive world.

Any ideas, or have you given up? I think that if we all moved a little from the logical to the reasonable and some from there to the rational, we would have less need to compete. We would simply know better how to cooperate in everyone's interests. What do you think?

You and Silverfox, and our other TT colleagues, have enabled me to make major additions to my URL on "Authenticity: A learning approach":

http://www.authentixcoaches.com/ACReadingMaterial3.html