Re: Hum theatre

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> On 6 nov. 2013, at 21:48, "Brian E Carpenter" <brian.e.carpenter@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> On 07/11/2013 15:58, Randy Bush wrote:
>>> You’re entitled to your opinion, but I entirely disagree.  I thought each
>>> of those made an important point and highlighted some areas where consensus
>>> is broadly held.  I appreciated Russ’ composition of the issues and think
>>> he deserves our thanks.
>> 
>> the feeling of those present was pretty clear.  i am sure folk with too
>> much free time on their hands will wrap themselves around process
>> epicycles 'til the cows come home.  there is a massive amount of work to
>> do.  let us focus on that.
> 
> Plus several.
> 
> Obviously the hums were not aimed at deciding any engineering questions
> in need of great precision. They were aimed at getting a sense of the room
> on some general principles. As with the two previous occasions I mentioned,
> if we want to write them up, there needs to be a draft and a consensus-forming
> process. That would be a fine background activity. Meanwhile, I hope progress
> on doing the actual work continues in the foreground.

Hmm, I am with Dave here. Whereas I agree on the principles and was thus ready to hum along I had in fact a hard time humming on them because I kind of felt dragged into an applause machine, which provokes some automatic sense of rebellion in me. I think the topic at hand is too important to turn into a political correct propaganda machine, it is not fair to cast doubts about the way this was casted as 'process epicycles'.

Klaas


> 
>    Brian
> 





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