RE: [huml] wrong number for meeting call

[Rex Brooks <rexb@starbourne.com>]

Must have. We finished up at 12:45 Eastern.

Thanks, this is very interesting for Ranjeeth's Conflict Resolution 
work--since prevention and in situ assessments are part of the 
overall picture.

I didn't catch the "genre" implications at first

Ciao,
Rex

At 12:03 PM -0500 6/18/03, Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote:
>Must have gotten there too late.  The
>machine returns the message, "You
>are currently the only participant
>in this conference".  Apologies to
>all.
>
>Different subject.  Here is an article
>one might find interesting in terms
>of cultures and brain development,
>and what kinds and types of associations
>are productive in terms of sucessful
>transactions, and which are destructive.
>
>http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/sapolsky03/sapolsky_print.html
>
>One may wish to analogize to current
>events such as contrasting the riots
>in Illinois to the riots in Bagdhad
>and possible training strategies
>if any based on the notion of impulse
>control in aggregates as influenced
>by individuals.
>
>Those looking into HumanML for artistic
>efforts may wish to analogize the heroic
>model and the tragic flaw in terms of
>impulse control and individual development
>of the frontal cortex.
>
>Note well stages of development in terms
>of time frames of maturity vs opportunity
>to learn the behaviors.  Consider that
>in the case of Greek tragedies vs later
>period tragedies, the average age of
>the persons represented (eg, Romeo
>and Juliet were young teenagers).  For
>those doing current events, note that
>the age of those in Iran too young to
>remember the revolution is approximately 70%.
>
>len
>
>
>From: Rex Brooks [mailto:rexb@starbourne.com]
>
>The number should be 1-888-576-9014
>
>passcode 52519
>
>sorry 800 was wrong.


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