Ivan, not so fast ... we've been in a system of supression of the
"natural" for so long that many of us accept it and our resignation to
it. For instance, I once went into a smelter and, in the course of my own
learning, asked someone working there where the metal went that he was
loading into little box cars that went under a curtain into a different
part of the plant and what happened to it after it left here. He said, "I
have no idea." I asked how long he'd been working at this same job and he
answered, "seven years."
In many cases there is more historical or cultural background work to do -
or something which is an interruption of the customary flow of things -
before that natural figuring out of context occurs.
--
Mike McMaster <Michael@kbddean.demon.co.uk>
"Intelligence is an underlying organisational principle
of the universe. The 'logos principle' is hidden and
perceptible only to the intelligence." Heraclitus