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From: jis1@mtgzz.UUCP (j.mukerji)
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Subject: Re: It could have been worse.
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Date: Mon, 10-Mar-86 10:39:31 EST
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>>of communication. Liberal arts bigotry is as ridiculous and offensive 
>>as hard science bigotry, n'est-ce pas? Sheesh.
>
>While it is uncommon to cross the two cultures, it is usually the scientist
>                                                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>who tries/succeeds.
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
>ucbvax!brahms!weemba	Matthew P Wiener/UCB Math Dept/Berkeley CA 94720

I doubt very much that there is any evidence to suggest that the scientists
try/succeed any more than liberal arts majors do. Of course, some 
"scientists" like to believe that that is the case for the edification of
their collective ego or whatever other strange reason!:-)

Jishnu Mukerji
AT&T Information Systems
Middletown NJ
mtgzz!jis1

The usual disclaimers....