Pinning on new flanges:a proposed experiment

[antares]

Look, if he (Ric) bothers you, all you have to do is order me, and I'll 
go to bergen and show him da truth... ok?


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Hey Ric, we;re friends ok?

(; >))



On 31-aug-04, at 0:24, Sarah Fox wrote:

> Hi Ric,
>
> OK, my friend, STALEMATE!!  STALEMATE!!  ;-)
>
> In parting, and I suppose by way of apology to you and/or the list, 
> please
> understand that my comments are from the standpoint of a 
> neurobiologist.  I
> was not trying to diminish what a pianist or a human being is -- or 
> suggest
> for even a moment that a pianist is a biological PianoDisk system!  I 
> was
> simply trying to explain how these complex sorts of movements are made 
> --
> that indeed there are complex motor programs that our brains execute.  
> When
> someone throws a ball to you, and you reach your hand out and catch it,
> rather automatically, it's really an honest-to-goddess motor program 
> that is
> responsible, and most of it is done with your cerebellum.  That 
> doesn't mean
> you don't have control!  Your cerebellum is really quite good 
> (amazingly
> good) at what it does.  Like it or not, the big blobs of tissue inside 
> our
> skulls are beautiful, highly sophisticated biological computers.
> Unfortunately I am too quick to forget that people are offended by this
> thought, for reasons that will forever baffle me.
>
> Peace,
> Sarah
>
>
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André Oorebeek