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From: daver@felix.UUCP (Dave Richards)
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Subject: Re: Effects of career-location on interpersonal coherence
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Date: Fri, 28-Mar-86 16:43:12 EST
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In article <2038@peora.UUCP> jer@peora.UUCP (J. Eric Roskos) writes:

>[I noted with some irony and amusement recently, when I watched the movie
>"2010" for the first time, that in 2010 Heywood Floyd and his wife seem to
>have solved this problem by creating a "cottage industry" in which she
>studies her dolphins there at their house; at least, she has a swimming
>pool with dolphins in it, and she appears to be a marine biologist.  This
>is a convenient solution for a movie, but hardly practical for most
>real-life cases.]
>E. Roskos

No big argument here, but *my* impression was that they lived in a house
at the beach, and the water was some kind of inlet from the sea.  I thought
it was an optimistic prediction that in the future, research would be done
in a more mutual, cooperative manner with the animals.

Dave