Re: different ways

[Nick Frame]

Sure, but if you think Huggins' perception isn't
necessarily reality, you must think the same about
Oscar as well.  Without actually knowing the guy, it's
pretty hard to have any opinion on him at all (at
least without falling back on the general perception
of the guy).  That goes for Huggins and Robertson.

--- Mick Bergman <address@hidden> wrote:

> That was my point... if they think that Huggins'
> perception is reality
> then they must think the same about Oscar....
>
> On 2/2/07, Nick Frame <address@hidden> wrote:
> > I'd also point out that either perception is
> reality
> > or it isn't.  I think alot of people on this board
> (on
> > both sides of the argument) want to have it both
> ways.
> >  In general, perception is reality for people so
> long
> > as that perception agrees with what they already
> > think.


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