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<p>[QUOTE="IdesOfMarch01, post: 2785325, member: 39084"]I, too, would like to see a civilized discussion of Herberto's post and learn about those points that are not well supported, or more speculative, etc.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is not an area in which I have any expertise, nor is it an area where I have the knowledge or patience to find pertinent research and facts. So others who are more knowledgeable can have a lively debate about some of the suppositions and conclusions that exist in Herberto's posts, and I'll become more educated via that process.</p><p><br /></p><p>Some areas that be open to discussion/disagreement might be: </p><p><br /></p><p>(1) The reliability and accuracy of the sources cited by Herberto.</p><p>(2) The existence of contradictory facts or opinions to those sources.</p><p>(3) Whether the conclusions drawn from the information seem to be logical or a bit tenuous.</p><p>(4) The evolution over time of scholarly thinking on some of these points.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'd like to think that, in this forum, we can have disagreements and discussion of those disagreements without rancor and incivility. We're not Washington politicians here.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="IdesOfMarch01, post: 2785325, member: 39084"]I, too, would like to see a civilized discussion of Herberto's post and learn about those points that are not well supported, or more speculative, etc. This is not an area in which I have any expertise, nor is it an area where I have the knowledge or patience to find pertinent research and facts. So others who are more knowledgeable can have a lively debate about some of the suppositions and conclusions that exist in Herberto's posts, and I'll become more educated via that process. Some areas that be open to discussion/disagreement might be: (1) The reliability and accuracy of the sources cited by Herberto. (2) The existence of contradictory facts or opinions to those sources. (3) Whether the conclusions drawn from the information seem to be logical or a bit tenuous. (4) The evolution over time of scholarly thinking on some of these points. I'd like to think that, in this forum, we can have disagreements and discussion of those disagreements without rancor and incivility. We're not Washington politicians here.[/QUOTE]
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