RON MCDERMOTT spoke of Research And More...  1/ to DAN TRIPLETT on 12-14-
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RM>RM>The methodology can be neither qualitative nor
RM>RM>quantitative, only the data and conclusions can be...
RM>DT>Yeah....Im trying to get this straight in my head.......
RM>DT>Sometimes have to think so much it hurts.....
RM>My students sometimes say the same thing!    ;-)
My favorite quote is from a Winnie The Pooh  "FrankenPooh"  (hey wadda 
spect from a kindergarten tchr)  
Tigger, who has just been complemented by Pooh for using his head to get 
out of a scary situation, Tigger: "Hey wadaya know, I used my head and 
it didn't even hurt!"   I like that Tigger.
RM>DT>Because I said so......(I hated hearing that when I was a
RM>kid.....)
RM>Heh.... It's nice to "see" you operating in such a good 
RM>mood; you're obviously not one of those who gets depressed
RM>during this season.....
I have my days....mostly I get tired from all the excitement I have to 
deal with during the holidays...but it is a fun time of year in early 
childhood (if you can stand the noise)  :)
RM>DT>I think it is silly because it is such an extreme example.
RM>Taking a train of thought and extending it to an absurdity or
RM>contradiction is a time-honored process known as a negative
RM>proof....   ;-)
Yes but....you've got to "accent" the positive...."eliminate" the 
negative...(I forget the rest of the song)
RM>DT>There must be a logical fallacy to your argument but I can't think
RM>DT>of what it could be offhand.  Hey I know....it's the Quantum Leap 
RM>DT>fallacy....
RM>Nice try!    ;-)
That's what my friend said when I fell down my first time skiing.  
Trouble was...I was standing in line waiting for the lift!
Take Care,
Dan
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