--- Stevertigo <stevertigo(a)attbi.com> wrote:
Nice job on my super nakade problem BTW. It does
seem that there is a
conflict (related to the textbook issue) of
professionals and other
institutionalized people - being trained to
standards, and convention..
(lets face it...before the web, a lot of this
culture was bound by mere
convention) and then all of a sudden finding some
sort of finite and solid
foundation - in an environment more infinitely open
than any other. Its
hard to reconcile these two things, especially since
the progeny of each
school both treat their conventions like a
tradition.
I agree. Like the encyclopedia, we should concentrate
on creating a good textbook, rather than making it in
a way that everyone will accept. (In previous posts, I
may have said something contradictory to this, but
have since changed my mind.) Which idea would make the
best textbook?
-LDan
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