Robert says he is perplexed with statement like
> I agree fully with the above response. There is one more universal
> value that all of us - deep in our hearts - like to be truthful to
> ourselves at least. --
He says,
"haven't you met people who a) don't act consistent with such a statement; or b)
don't give any indication that they even WANT to act consistent with such a
statement?"
== End quotes ==
I think different people may have different expectations about values.
Robert, your response makes me think -- perhaps incorrectly, so I am
checking it out -- that you expect everyone's actions to be consistent
with some set of values, and you expect everyone to consciously WANT to
act in ways consistent with those values, OR they simply are not values.
It is the 'OR' implication I am asking about.
--Rol Fessenden LL Bean, Inc. 76234.3636@compuserve.com
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