P3D Philosophy of doing things

["Dr. George A. Themelis" <DrT-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tom Deering writes:

>My message in both cases is that some things are more complex than they
>seem from a person's armchair in, say, Iowa. 

OK fine.  But here is what you wrote:  "You need to set up your own
national show before you will understand."  Do I need to become the
President of the United States in order to understand how difficult
this job is?  Can I criticize the President without first being one?
I appreciate you filling us on some facts regarding the difficulty of
doing certain tasks but I don't like the extensions, i.e. you cannot
criticize or discuss these issues because you don't understand the
difficulties involved, or, do something instead of just talking about
it (in photo-3d we can only talk about doing things).

>By the way, the hotel still has rooms, I called myself.  Sometimes it's
>better to check your facts.

I am not arguing facts... I am arguing a person's general philosophy.  
My reply was rough and I apologize, but there was no name-calling.
The "destructive" was borrowed from one of your postings which was 
used to characterize (indirectly) my comments regarding the contents 
of Stereo World.

-- George Themelis
 


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