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From: mkr@mmm.UUCP (MKR)
Newsgroups: net.misc
Subject: Re: Writing, programming, music and mechanics
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Date: Wed, 2-Jul-86 11:05:43 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul  2 11:05:43 1986
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In article <1982@osu-eddie.UUCP> zwicky@osu-eddie.UUCP (Elizabeth D. Zwicky) writes:
>
>You write as if a person who cannot write clearly cannot think clearly.
>In fact, it is perfectly possible to be able to think and not to write,
>and perfectly possible to think clearly but badly. Writing is a skill. 
>One of the reasons it is important is that many otherwise reasonable people
>continue to believe that bad writing is a result of bad thinking.
>
>	Elzabeth D. Zwicky

	But, even if you can think clearly, if you don't write (or speak)
clearly, how's anyone going to know? And if no one knows, what difference
does it make?

	--MKR