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From: rlr@pyuxd.UUCP (Dr. Emmanuel Wu)
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Subject: Re: free will (1 more try before I give up ...)
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Date: Mon, 8-Apr-85 19:23:14 EST
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When *I* watch Star Wars, *I* watch the movie for its entertainment/impact
value *AND* I marvel at its technical merits.  Both at the same time.  Same
with life.  What's the problem?  (NOW, you're telling me how I watch movies?)

And I still fail to see why acknowledging the craft that went into the
film (or the wondrous things that occure in the experience of life) diminishes
the value of the "plot".  It doesn't for me.

By the way, I was both listening and thinking, despite your accusations.  What
I wasn't doing was agreeing.  Not doing the latter doesn't ipso facto rule out
either of the first two...
-- 
"It's a lot like life..."			 Rich Rosen  ihnp4!pyuxd!rlr