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I have always admired people with knowledge.  Knowledge is power, and it's 
most powerful when it can be shared in a positive way with others.  
Sometimes, however, there are people that have good knowledge and are 
brilliant in one way - but utterly stupid when it comes to the ability of 
basic communication and showing decent respect towards others.  Yes, you 
might say that in that category they don't have the foggiest idea, and logic 
within them only remains a scarce commodity.  If you can't communicate, 
share, and teach your knowledge, what good is it then?  But then, what do I 
know - I'm amongst the group of blind led by the blind, deaf and the dumb.

Catfish

> From: "Jonni" <jonnij@xxxxxxxx>
> To: "Ridecamp" <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [RC]   Beet Pulp- Tom Ivers - sigh
> Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 11:35:34 -0500
>
> Tom Ivers posted: >>>But logic ( a scarce commodity here, evidently)<<<
>
> >>>Shallow thinking in the horse "science" community leads to outright
> stupidity in lay practices<<<
>
> >>>99% of the participants in US endurance haven't the foggiest idea of 
> how
> exercise science interfaces with supportive nutrition--primarily because
> they just don't think, or can't think. Or can't think deeply enough. The IV
> tents and dead horses are just one symptom of this ignorance in practice.
> The blind leading the blind, deaf, and dumb.<<<<
>
>
>
> Hummm, nothing better to do Tom, that to try to belittle people who do, 
> what
> you never have been able to do??? That being feed, condition and compete a
> successful endurance horse?  When ARE you going to show all of us shallow
> thinking, logic lacking, dumb riders just how good you are at this, and put
> your talk on the trail. Oh, wait, maybe you are waiting for Bill to ride
> Smokey to the rescue.
>
> Talk is cheap, SHOW us you know what you are talking about. Until then, why
> not go back to that cubical behind your computer, while the rest of us
> actually feed, condition, and compete real live horses, over real trails.
>
> It is actually sad, that you have so little "life" that you must try to
> build yourself up as someone knowledgeable in our sport, when you are truly
> clueless.
>
> Jonni
>
>
>
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