"raspberry strawberry and kiwi" <ychng@nospam.net> wrote in message
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On 10 Sep 2004 05:33:05 GMT, "yyyiiinnnggg" <yyyiiinnnggg@yahoo.com>

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"raspberry strawberry and kiwi" <ychng@nospam.net> wrote in message
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On 10 Sep 2004 03:01:22 GMT, "yyyiiinnnggg" <yyyiiinnnggg@yahoo.com>

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"Lady Chatterly" <god@dev.null> wrote in message
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In article <l5d1k0p2b9umodbsvt5jde8jdgpbmtud3n@4ax.com>,
raspberry strawberry and kiwi <ychng@nospam.net> wrote:

I know.  And anyone who really knows what's in my mind would be. :)

His suitcase doesn't have a handle.

are you sure about that, lady;-)

it's probably a futile effort to restrict the travel of a remote

viewer.

:)

good comeback. that and being clueless newbie makes one not afraid.

There's no truer words spoken when posting to aav.  And everyone's in the
same boat, all of us are for all intents and purposes equal when it comes

to

aliens.  As an aside, aliens do not recognize institutions as an

authority,

or anyone individual -- they see us as one entity -- citizens of earth in
toto.   If we can not come together and be one and solve our earth

problems

together, then there's no reason to go into space and do on another planet
what we've done to earth.

earlier i was borrowing the phrase LadyChatterly had: suitcase that

doesn't

have a handle. I found that being a interesting expression. when you are
humble, you are the most powerful, because if somebody is more powerful,

you

just include their tools and become more powerful than them. certainly

there

are areas of specialties that can't be learned overnight. in time,

nothing

is impossible.

sometimes including another's 'tools' is a good way to get them to see

their

reflection.  I have very, very often done that same thing, but not as an
emulation of flattery, or one of sarcasm or taunting, but as a

self-checking

mechanism, to bring people back to reality -- to equalize.

Humility is knowing that none of us have power over another in reality,

nor

should we force others or trick others into believing we're stronger than
they are. We, each of us, must ultimately answer to ourselves -- each of

us

is responsible for what we do.   We have free will to chose.  I chose not

to

be subjugated by anyone by  force.  I chose to cooperate as a

self-identity

as a moral choice for the self-benefit of humanity.  If anyone perceives
another as being stronger than they are, then there's something inside of
them which is causing their belief in their own weakness and that's

usually

fear.  We can all be strong and powerful without infringing on another.

It

doesn't work anyway -- it just causes fighting.

majority of people can't see the benefits of cooperation while they benefit
from it day-to-day. it's stress of life that make us anxious like a lab rat
who can think straight. Letting people work less for same amount of income
would help reduce such stress so that they have time to experience beyond
survival level. however currently there is not a viable enconomical model
that address the rat race.

I think the key would be consumer education: telling them it takes efforts
to make things. We can't just leverage our spending power by squeesing
makers and traders of goods. economy is a big puff that everybody make more
and spend more. Alan Greenspan would not agree with that. My hope is on
Nader or a newer age leader.