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Subject: Re: Goal of AI: where are we going?
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Date: Wed, 30-Sep-87 12:31:00 EDT
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Bob Ware, of Colorado School of Mines, writes :

> ...  While almost everyone's mind is  flawed due to  emotional problems, new
> data is emerging that indicates the mind can be "fixed" in  that regard.  To
> see what I am referring to, read L Ron Hubbard's book on "Dianetics".

I suppose that if someone feels they have emotional problems and turned to Mr.
Hubbard for help, there is some sense  to that.  He ought  to know about them,
since reports have indicated  over  the  years that he  has more than his fair
share of them ...  :-)

Alternatively,   one  could consult  someone  who actually  has credentials in
psychology.  "You pays your money and you takes yer choice."

                                     - Mark Goldfain
                                       (ARPA: goldfain@osiris.cso.uiuc.edu)