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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 14:13:57 +0100
To: Steve Orrell <subaq@be*.fr*.co*.uk*>
From: Peter Fjelsten <fjelsten@ma*.do*.dk*>
Subject: Re: unflexible thinking
Cc: trey@ne*.co*, techdiver@aquanaut.com
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Den 15-02-00 09:55 skrev Steve Orrell (At 15-02-00 09:55 Steve Orrell wrote)...
>Its your [collective] social skills that, if I may be so bold, I am 
>criticising. They're non-existent. Your occasional macho posturing, touting 
>your personal so called technical achievements, doesn't give you the right to 
>totally denigrate the opinions of those people [on this list] who even so much 
>as misunderstand one of your sermons.

I think the question is perspective. From what I gather, G/Trey has done a lot 
of body recoveries due to people following bad advice from so-called 
instructors. I would be pretty p*ssed-off and outspoken, too, if I still saw 
the same ridiculous advice passed around time and time again. As they say: 
There is nothing polite about death.

>Its those who've done do much to develop the system that have also relegated 
>it to a minority interest because of the bellicose posturing.

But, trust me, the interest is growing greatly.

>Now take a look to see what's changed, who's taking notice? No-one, absolutely 
>no-one... at least not outside those enquiring individuals who brave the wrath 
>of the jingoism in this list.

Wrong! Those one the list pass it on to others who pass it on to others as DIR 
is _the_ only safe way to dive!

Steve,,,

Technical diving tends to attract strong personalities and you are figting a 
losing battle. The techdiver list has always, and will always (I think), be a 
place where the message is more important than the delivery. Stick around, 
you'll grow used to it but in the meantime give this thread a rest: there is no 
way in hell you are going to change anything. Many have tried before and failed.
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<font size=3>Den 15-02-00 09:55 skrev Steve Orrell (At 15-02-00 09:55
Steve Orrell wrote)...<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite>Its your [collective] social skills that, if I
may be so bold, I am criticising. They're non-existent. Your occasional
macho posturing, touting your personal so called technical achievements,
doesn't give you the right to totally denigrate the opinions of those
people [on this list] who even so much as misunderstand one of your
sermons.</font></blockquote><br>
I think the question is perspective. From what I gather, G/Trey has done
a lot of body recoveries due to people following bad advice from
so-called instructors. I would be pretty p*ssed-off and outspoken, too,
if I still saw the same ridiculous advice passed around time and time
again. As they say: There is nothing polite about death.<br>
<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite><font size=3>Its those who've done do much to
develop the system that have also relegated it to a minority interest
because of the bellicose posturing.</font></blockquote><br>
But, trust me, the interest is growing greatly.<br>
<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite><font size=3>Now take a look to see what's
changed, who's taking notice? No-one, absolutely no-one... at least not
outside those enquiring individuals who brave the wrath of the jingoism
in this list.</font></blockquote><br>
Wrong! Those one the list pass it on to others who pass it on to others
as DIR is _the_ only safe way to dive!<br>
<br>
Steve,,,<br>
<br>
Technical diving tends to attract strong personalities and you are
figting a losing battle. The techdiver list has always, and will always
(I think), be a place where the message is more important than the
delivery. Stick around, you'll grow used to it but in the meantime give
this thread a rest: there is no way in hell you are going to change
anything. Many have tried before and failed.</html>

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