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"Kent would have to be raised up by his father, pulled to the solid shelf of rock by his mother."
The sentence comes a quarter of the way into Alice Munro's latest short story, "Deep-Holes." A picnic has gone awry; it started to go awry in the first paragraph, when the mother and father mentioned above were etched into life with two brusque Munrovian clauses: "She protested, but he insisted."
"Kent would have to be raised up by his father, pulled to the solid shelf of rock by his mother" contains the whole of Munro's story. Not its plot, which — as her readers have come to gratefully expect — offers a busy succession of unexpected arrivals and departures. Rather, its tone and theme. The words "tone" and "theme" might have come to seem like ruined critical vessels, ripe for what Terry Eagleton calls the amateur side of literary criticism, "a sort of waffling belletrism, the linguistic equivalent of wine tasting." Especially in light of the reading group guides that have begun to agglutinate at the rear of too many books. Tom Bissell's good joke: "Did Odysseus make the right choice returning to Ithaca? As a single mother, was Penelope right to wait for his return?" However . . .
Theme in Munro: The story in question, told from the point of view of the mother, details the difficulties that she and her husband have, through many decades, with one of their three children, Kent. The boy has come between them, these parents, and here, in the sentence in question, in a moment of violence and fear, the parents must reckon with the boy's literal fall, one which prefigures worse plummets to come.
Tone in Munro: Not understated but stated straight. Where some writers try to compete with the violence they describe, Munro reports and moves on. To call such reporting journalistic, though, would miscast the deliberation that goes into Munro's restraint, the balance that is needed to produce a tone that carries more than content, conveying in its choices the story's theme: parental division. The sentence under consideration delivers the inert boy from one parent to another. The parents are poised on either side of this transaction, separated by nothing more than a comma, each phrase that the comma separates ending in a prepositional manner ("by his father/ by his mother"), with each half ten words long.
The tense Munro chooses here poises the event in the conditional mood, one given over to that which can occur in the future but might not. And this, actually, beyond a description of a tense, it too the mood, tone, theme, and plot of "Deep-Holes." Nothing in Munro is inadvertent.
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Funny thing is, when I saw it on a different computer I noticed the skin tone was a bit miss-matched on the face-swap but looks fine on my crappy old monitor. I really need a new monitor....
Actually, I think the skin tone is pretty close. You have to remember that in real life, the facial skin tone doesn't always match the body perfectly. In yours, what episode did you snag Kirk's head? It was your edited image that inspired me to try a little variation in Kirk's expression.
I got Kirk's head from "Elaan of Troyius". The skin tone on mine needs a bit more work, but I was tired...
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Saturday's 2-1 victory at Philadelphia was a big one for the Fire – but, then again, they're all big matches now.
Especially the next one – a Wednesday night meeting with D.C. United in the semifinals of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. A win in that match at Toyota Park and the Fire is in the final for the seventh time. To win the Cup for the fifth time – and first since 2006 – the Fire would have to do it on the road. A coin flip, conducted by U.S. Soccer, gave the home field advantage in the final to the winner of the other semifinal between the Portland Timbers and Real Salt Lake.
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D.C. United could salvage some respect for its season with its Open Cup performance, but the Fire is coming off a big win, too. The win at Philadelphia keeps the Fire in the chase for an Eastern Conference playoff berth, but the Fire (8-9-4) is still on the outside looking in with 13 matches left in the regular season.
The Fire knocked off a team with a higher spot in the standings, the Union (9-7-7) standing in fourth place with five clubs making it to postseason play. Philadelphia has 34 points in 23 matches. Fifth-place Houston has 33 in 21, sixth-place New England 30 in 21 and the seventh-place Fire 28 in 21.
A loss at Philadelphia might have doomed the Fire's playoff chances, but the team pulled together for the road win and resumes its playoff drive with a home match against Montreal (10-6-5) on Saturday.
"We knew there were a lot of important games coming up," said coach Frank Klopas, "and we dropped a lot of points on the road early on, so these games are massive right now. It's exciting. It's going to come down to the end, because there's so much parity in the league. You couldn't ask for anything else."
The Fire, in a welcome change of pace, scored first at Philadelphia when Patrick Nyarko converted a feed from Joel Lindpere in the ninth minute. That ended a 265-minute scoreless streak for the Union that dated back to July 12.
Sheanon Williams' goal tied it in the 60th before "Magic" Mike Magee tallied the game-winner in the 75th off a pass from Nyarko.
Magee leads the MLS Golden Boot race with 14 goals. Eight have come in 10 games since he came to the Fire in a trade with Los Angeles on May 25. Prior to his arrival the Fire had dropped consecutive 1-0 home-and-away meetings with the Union.
Though newly-acquired Ecuadoran striker Juan Luis Anangono completed paperwork in time to make him available for the Philadelphia match Klopas went in other directions with his starting 11 and substitutions. Daniel Paladini came on for Alex, Dilly Duka for LIndpere and Quincy Amarikwa for Chris Rolfe. Anangono has experienced some hamstring tightness in his first week of training with the Fire, and that may have contributed to Klopas' decisions.
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Fat grafting: In some cases, a patient's fat is taken from one part of her body using liposuction to help reconstruct the breast. Rarely is there enough fat to use fat grafting alone, but fat transfer can be combined with either a flap procedure or breast implant to give the reconstructed breast more natural contours.
A patient's recovery depends on the type of reconstructive technique used. In general, recovery following implant-based reconstruction requires less time and the patient experiences less discomfort than after a flap procedure. In a flap procedure, there are 2 surgical sites, so the recovery is usually more complicated and takes longer. We provide all patients excellent support throughout the recovery process and provide detailed instructions to help promote healing.
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In his Thanksgiving Day conference call with the media, Patriots coach Bill Belichick acknowledged the important work of junior high and high school coaches in the development of NFL players.
Belichick initially gave shout-out to the media (for their coverage) and fans (for their support), and then went on to discuss the role of high school football and the role it plays in shaping young players, especially on a day like Thanksgiving.
"Today is also a day to be recognized with the high school football level with so many traditional and rivalry games taking place," he reflected. "Having been at high school and played in those games myself, we always had a traditional Thanksgiving Day game between Annapolis and Severna Park, and I know how important that was to the teams, the families and really the whole school body that supported us.
"It's such a good traditional way to capture and bring a lot of things together — family, community, friendship — and do it in a competitive way but also in a way that bonds friendship and community support. And just recognizing the high schools, the great job the coaches and those programs do to develop players that eventually become our players and how impactful they are to our players."
In his extensive career as a professional football coach — one that dates back to the 1970s — he said that more often than not, players in the NFL have been shaped by their parents and their high school coaches.
"When I talk to players at the combine in the spring and so forth, usually the two most influential people for kids are their parents — or in some cases one parent — and then the high school football coach or maybe a junior high school football coach," he said. "Somebody who mentored them along the way or kind of helped them develop as young men. All of us who have had that opportunity have certainly gained from it and taken from it."
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FOXBORO — Whether it's a break for New England or not, it will not face Peyton Manning Sunday night in Denver. Instead, it will be Brock Osweiler making his second career start.
Unlike the rest of the country, the Patriots aren't concerning themselves with who plays quarterback for the Broncos.
"It's not our decision," Bill Belichick said Wednesday. "We're ready for everybody. It's their choice on who they play, when they play them. We can't control that."
Defensive end Chandler Jones, who is second in the NFL in sacks, echoed what his coach said about not being concerned with who the opposing quarterback is.
"It's not about the name," he said. "I know people say the NFL is about individuals and about matchups, but we're going up against the Denver Broncos. Whether it was Peyton Manning or Brock Osweiler we have to go out and play the Denver Broncos. I'm excited for the matchup and we'll see what happens."
New England enters the game a perfect 10-0 on the season, but going undefeated is the furthest thing from the team's mind.
"One game at a time, always," Jones said. "I don't even like the word undefeated."
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For the majority of the season it's been a whole lot of mixing and matching for the Patriots on their offensive line.
Nate Solder was lost for the season with torn triceps. Bryan Stork didn't play in the first seven games because he was on injured reserve designated for return. Marcus Cannon missed a number of games with a toe injury. And finally, Sebastian Vollmer missed a game with a concussion.
For the first time all season Monday night, the Patriots were relatively healthy up front, with the exception of Solder and Tre' Jackson missing the game with a knee injury.
While the Patriots continued with their trademark rotation — using four combinations over their 13 drives — they seemed to settle on one that worked.
On nine of the 13 drives, New England's line went (from left to right): Marcus Cannon, Shaq Mason, Bryan Stork, Josh Kline and Sebastian Vollmer.
Two things that stood out were Stork and Vollmer didn't start the game, but played major roles and center David Andrews appeared to get phased out during the game.
Cameron Fleming started at right tackle on the first drive, but didn't play the rest of the game (besides one play as an extra tackle.) Andrews centered the first two drives, but on 10 of the final 11 it was Stork. The lone exception was the eighth drive of the game when Andrews played center and Stork slid over to right guard.
"Well, we played all seven players on the offensive line, all three tackles and all four inside guys," Bill Belichick said. "Stork is still working his way back from the time he missed in training camp and the early part of the season, so trying to work him back in there some, too, along with David and Shaq [Mason] and Josh [Kline]. At some point Tre' Jackson, whenever that happens, whenever he's ready, we'll see how that goes."
The offensive line as a group are prepared for the rotation and don't look at it as a competition between themselves, rather the way Patriots do business looking at every player the same way.
"You just know it could happen and you have to be prepared," Kline said. "Everyone just knows they could switch positions at any time if there number is called. You just have to be ready."
Moving forward, it's possible the Patriots could switch Vollmer to left tackle to give Tom Brady more protection for his backside, but that would force Vollmer away from his normal right tackle spot, although he has done it when asked in the past.
While eventually the Patriots will likely settle on five players that work best up front (like they did last year on the way to winning the Super Bowl), finally getting almost back to full strength Monday was a major step in that direction.
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FOXBORO — To Tom Brady, stats don't lie. But in the case of the Denver defense they don't tell the whole story either.
When Brady takes the field Sunday night at Sports Authority Field in Denver, he'll be facing the No. 1 defense in the NFL in several categories.
But what Brady sees on film is not numbers. It's talent. In the Broncos, they have strength at all three levels, including Von Miller
"These guys, it's a lot of tough, tight coverage. They put a lot of pressure on you. I think that's a mark of a good defense, putting pressure on the offense. They put a lot of pressure on you in their pass rush and then they put a lot of pressure on your skill guys to get open in coverage because they don't give you anything."
"That's where the real challenge is. They've limited teams to yards, points, turnovers, sacks, first down defense. They're impressive in every statistical category. They've got great players. They've got great rushers. They've got guys who are some of the best that I've ever seen play. In Von Miller and DeMarcus Ware, they're pretty much unstoppable."
"Mental toughness. I think that's what it comes down to. We're off to a good start [10-0] but it really doesn't mean anything. Whatever happens after this Thursday is what's going to matter to our season and this is when we need to start playing good."
"I don't play against that other side of the ball. There's nobody that has more respect for Peyton than me, outside of probably his parents and his brothers. If anybody can appreciate what he's accomplished, it's me."
"He's just been remarkable in every part of his career. He's been a tremendous player. It's unfortunate that everyone deals with injuries at different times. It just happens to be this week. They won last week with the guy that they had in there. I think their defense is a huge… they've been as good as defense in the league."
"It's been a short week, it's been a day and a half and I've focused on that defense and trying to figure out a way for us to move the ball a little bit."
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FOXBORO — The Patriots will have their biggest challenge to date to remain perfect as they travel to Denver to take on the NFL's top-ranked defense in the 8-2 Broncos Sunday night at Sports Authority Field. Instead of Tom Brady and Peyton Manning facing off for a 17th time, it will be Brock Osweiler getting the call for the Broncos. How will the Patriots handle a quarterback they've never faced?
FOXBORO — The rub route has become a sensation of sorts in the last several years for offenses trying to deal with defenses bringing more and more pressure.
Of course, no quarterback in football is hunted more than Tom Brady.
And Brady has dealt with it by getting rid of the ball more and more quickly. One of his trusty routes that branches off rubs and picks at the line of scrimmage is the shallow cross.
It's one that Greg Bedard highlighted brilliantly for MMQB and it's a route that Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola have perfected in their time with the Patriots.
On Monday night, the Bills brought lots of pressure in the first half and Brady responded. He was 5-of-6 in the first half on "short middle" routes with the only incompletion coming when he targeted James White on the final play before a 20-yard touchdown connection to the right flat to White. Brady was 4-for-4 on shallow cross targets to Amendola and 1-for-1 on a 17-yarder to Aaron Dobson.
Brady was a little less effective in the second half, going 2-for-4, with both completions winding up in the hands of Amendola before the receiver left the game with a knee injury. WEEI's stopwatch guru Ryan Hannable reports that Brady was 12-for-18 on passes that took less than two seconds to throw while he was just 3-for-12 when taking more than three seconds.
"A lot of what we try to do is avoid those types of situations where we're forced to throw it quickly, but there are certainly situations that come up in each game where that may be the case," Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said. "So we call our fair share of them, and at times we have to adjust and do things because the defense has forced us into those situations. As many times you can in a game, you try to do things on your terms ' I think that's the key, and not be forced into doing something and being dictated by the defense.
"But any success we have with schemes goes back to the execution by the players. So they do a good job of learning how we want things done, and there's no defense that makes running those things easy. So ultimately, it comes down to our preparation, our practice execution and then carrying that into the game and being able to do it under pressure against tight man coverage, against zone, against blitz, against four-man rush, three-man rush. I think a few of those last night, we ended up with three-man rush. Some of them we ended up with six or seven of them coming at us, so a lot of different scenarios that could come into play. And ultimately, those are timing things and trust. There's a trust element to those things that is very important because it's such a quick type of a play that the receiver, tight end or back and the quarterback need to be on the same page when we're using those things."
The crossing pattern isn't limited to receivers as Bill Belichick noted Wednesday. Even Rob Gronkowski could see an increased role with the current depth issues at receiver.
"Sure, it's a possibility," Belichick said. "It creates a different kind of matchup, and depending on who is covering him, it puts that player in a less comfortable position. But the closer you are to the middle of the field the more route options you have. You can go inside or outside, it's really the same thing at that point when you're right in the middle and you have a lot more variety in what you can do. When you're outside your route tree, you can't get to the other half of the field basically unless it's a long-developing over route or something like that. So your route tree is in more of a confined area. I'm not saying it's good or bad. It's just different. I think there are places and advantages to, whether it be a receiver or tight end ' I mean, they're all receivers ' backs, tight ends, receivers, there are advantages to being outside or somewhere in that slot area or inside if you will. So it depends on what you're trying to do, who you're matched up against, what you're trying to run."
And what about the take of the man throwing those shallow crosses?
"We made a few plays the other night," Brady said of his seven completions over the short middle. "It helps having fast receivers, guys who can get across the field and try to run away from the coverage. A lot of teams use it. I always say you've got to attack different parts of the field at different times. So if they're playing off, you've got to run those types of routes. If they're up tight, then you've got to simulate that and try to run by them. I think it's important to have a lot of variety in what you're trying to do. That's what we'll try to figure out how to do this week."
Are those plays mostly by design or is it a read?
"It just depends on the call, so Josh just designs those plays and then calls them at certain times. I don't think there's anything that detailed to it," Brady said. "And most of the times on the routes you'll have a short player, you'll have an intermediate player, you'll have a deep player. You try to spread them out throughout the field. It's rare you're going to have multiple guys in one spot, so if a receiver is going to be short on a particular play, it probably means other guys are down the field. If the backs are the guys who are the underneath players, then it gives the receivers and tight ends a chance to get to the intermediate and deep parts of the field. So a lot of it is just trying to spread the field and make them defend all those different areas."
That would be a good idea for a defense ready to make life miserable for a shorthanded offense Sunday night.
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FOXBORO — The Patriots are banged up.
Heading into Sunday night's game against the Broncos the Patriots have 14 players on their injury report, including six players who missed Wednesday's walkthough all together.
FOXBORO — The Patriots are banged up.
Heading into Sunday night's game against the Broncos the Patriots have 14 players on their injury report, including six players who missed Wednesday's walkthough all together.
Danny Amendola (knee), Justin Coleman (hand), Jamie Collins (illness), Aaron Dobson (ankle), Matthew Slater (not injury related) and Julian Edelman (football) all did not participate at the walkthough. Amendola was present during media availability, but as it turned out, was just a spectator.
The team also listed eight players as limited, including a few new injuries. Defensive tackle Alan Branch has an elbow injury and tight end Michael Williams has a knee injury.
Here is the complete practice report:
CB Justin Coleman (hand)
WR Danny Amendola (knee)
WR Julian Edelman (foot)
LB Jamie Collins (illness)
WR Aaron Dobson (ankle)
WR Matthew Slater (not injury related)
WR Keshawn Martin (hamstring)
OL Shaq Mason (knee)
DL Alan Branch (elbow)
DE Chandler Jones (abdomen)
OL Tre' Jackson (knee)
OL Sebastian Vollmer (concussion)
TE Michael Williams (knee)
OL Marcus Cannon (toe)
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FOXBORO — Brock Osweiler and Jimmy Garoppolo have a lot in common.
Osweiler was selected in the second-round of the 2012 draft by the Broncos and was behind Peyton Manning for the starting job. Garoppolo was taken in the second-round of the 2014 draft by the Patriots and is behind Tom Brady.
Both were drafted knowing it likely would be awhile before they got into any games, but would be given the opportunity to learn from future Hall of Famers.
After three and a half years because of Manning's injury, Osweiler got his chance last Sunday when he started his first NFL game, while Garoppolo hasn't got his chance yet behind Brady.
Although they've never met, Osweiler offered some advice for Garoppolo.
"If I was ever to sit down with him, the only thing I would say is to stay patient," he said on a conference call Wednesday. "Obviously, that is easier said than done, but stay patient and make the most of every day. Don't waste a single day when you can be getting better in practice, the weight room or the film room because you never know when it is going to be your time."
Osweiler was asked if it was ever frustrating not being able to get into games even with big leads, something that has happened to Garoppolo on many occasions. Osweiler said getting better each day is the only thing he concerned himself with.
"Obviously, everyone in the National Football League is a competitor," Osweiler said. "Every competitor wants to be on the field and show what they are capable of and help their football team win games. I always realized that my situation was a little bit different. I was sitting behind one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the position. It was one of those deals that I just told myself to be patient and make the most of every day. That is truly what I did. Over the course of the past three and a half years even though I wasn't playing in games, I was getting better at my skill set every day in practice and I think that is really what has got me to this point."
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Ziva Kunda (June 13, 1955 – February 24, 2004) was a social psychologist well known for her work in social cognition and motivated reasoning.
Kunda obtained her Ph.D. at the University of Michigan and was the author of the textbook Social Cognition: Making Sense of People. Later, she was a professor of psychology at the University of Waterloo, Canada. She was married to Paul Thagard, a professor of philosophy at the University of Waterloo. In year 2004 succumbed to cancer.[1] Her paper "The Case for Motivated Reasoning," published in Psychological Bulletin in 1990, posthumously received the Scientific Impact Award from the Society of Experimental Social Psychology.[2]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Psychology professor is mourned". Retrieved 2008-08-19.
- ^ "Scientific Impact Award Recipients". Retrieved 2008-08-19.
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- Professional profile
- Kunda, Z. (1990). The case for motivated reasoning PDF. Psychological Bulletin, 108, 480-498.
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Mark Ruffalo nearly pulled out of movie SYMPATHY FOR DELICIOUS after his brother was shot dead in December 2008 - but decided instead to complete the film in tribute to his late sibling.
Ruffalo's brother Scott was found outside his home in Beverly Hills, California with a gunshot wound to the head and died in hospital a week later after he was taken off life support.
The actor/film-maker was devastated after the tragedy and immediately pulled out of preproduction for Sympathy for Delicious, his directorial debut.
But he pushed himself to continue with the project in honour of his brother and his paraplegic friend Christopher Thornton, who wrote and stars in the drama about a paralysed DJ.
He tells the Hollywood Reporter, "It remains to me a devastating experience. I immediately dropped out of the movie. And (producer) Andrea Sperling said, 'We'll suspend the preproduction. Why don't you take some time off, get your head together? You're in a bad place. I totally understand and respect whatever choice you make.'
"I try to make meaning of this and turn it into something that was a tribute to him. To dedicate my grief to him and his memory. So I decided to take a couple months off and then make this movie. There were a lot of people counting on me, so I just pushed into the work. And then I had to pay for it afterwards."
And he insists it was Thornton who inspired him to direct the movie in the first place, adding, "I've known my friend Chris for 22 years - 16 years ago, he had a climbing accident and ended up in a (wheel) chair. I directed him in two plays and it meant a lot to me that he get a chance, you know? Someone so talented kinda cut down like that? He was pitching me a lot of ideas and I said, 'Dude, that's the one you have to write.' It's been 10 years, at least a hundred drafts and seven years knocking on doors."


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- Mike,
I have an unrelated question to all of this.
I wondered if you have ever seen the original coptic
text. Not photographs of it, but the actual copy that
was found at Nag Hammadi. I wonder if you could
comment on its condition and what it is like.
where it is kept, and who is control of it.
dave [arbuckle]
- [Dave Arbuckle]:
> I wondered if you have ever seen the original copticNo, I haven't.
> text. Not photographs of it, but the actual copy that
> was found at Nag Hammadi.
> I wonder if you couldIt's in very good condition relative to the other tractates of Codex II,
> comment on its condition and what it is like.
probably due to its good fortune of being the second of the seven (the
surrounding texts - ApocJn and GPh - are in much worse shape). The sizes of
lacunae (gaps in the text caused by erosion of the papyrus - usually at the
top and bottom of a page) are small enough so that most of them can be (and
have been) confidently filled in, though of course I wish they all could be,
since the two or three remaining unresolved lacunae are enough to introduce
an element of uncertainty into total letter-counts for the text.
> where it is kept, and who is control of it.In the Coptic Museum in Cairo.
- [Mike]:
> The textual evidence so far adduced - even the connection between L42 and[Dave Hindley]:
> L11.1 _alone_ - should have been enough to convince the
> skeptical mind that these features were not "an odd concatenation of
> coincidences". Coincidence simply doesn't rise to that level.
> As for "deliberate red-herring", that's unimaginable. No one would go to
> that trouble simply to produce a "red-herring". I think you
> must have been discouraged when you wrote this. When I get discouraged
> (which is often, since almost nobody seems to understand or
> appreciate this stuff), I focus on the textual evidence and ask myself
> whether I'm still really convinced that it could not have
> been the result of randomness or coincidence.>>
> Sure it does.I've reproduced the material you quoted, Dave, because I'm unsure to which
portion of it you're responding with this comment. I _think_ you're
responding to the claim that "Coincidence simply doesn't rise to that
level." If so, I'd be happy to discuss that, since as you know almost all
our historical judgements are based on probability. If you knew, for
example, that a certain proposition had a 99% chance of being true, and only
a 1% chance of being false, I suspect that you wouldn't hesitate to assent
to it. Probably, in fact, quite a few of the propositions that you believe
about the history of Christianity have something less than a 99%
probability. Sometimes we even reach judgements on the basis of something
being more probable than not - and that's only 51% vs 49%. I realize,
however, that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence (thanks,
Carl Sagan), and so I'm prepared to defend the claim that the probability
that the combination of independent but interlocking textual features of
CGTh to which I've drawn attention was the result of randomness is so low
that, were it most any other proposition, it would be rejected out of hand.
As I said, I'd be happy to test the case on just one of the textual features
in question - namely, the relationship between L42 and L11.1. If it suits
you, we can discuss that and you can perhaps cite a case of similar
independent but interlocking elements from another text, which is known
to be the result of randomness. I won't repeat the salient syntactical
features connecting L42 (line 280) and L11.1 (line 70 + most of line 69)
at this point, but if you want to pursue it, I'd certainly be willing to do
> The question really is: "What, exactly, makes *those* characteristicsI don't think I agree with that. (Surely if what you say is true, then the
> significant?" Nothing is self evident.
phrase "self-evident" would lack meaning, because it couldn't be applied to
anything.) I believe that it's self-evident, for example, that a scribe
_could have_ copied verbatim from an exemplar - line for line and letter for
letter. I think it's also self-evident that he _could have_ been instructed
to do so. Because these things are self-evident, any generality about how
scribes _usually_ operated is irrelevant.
> Anyone who has spent time with discourse analysis has realized that theIrrelevant, since the whole of the Copts of that era aren't the folks in
> "structure" of sentences or thematic blocks has as many variations
> as there are analysts. How do *you* know that the numbers/relationships
> that you take as significant (the number 42, prime numbers,
> etc) were really significant, or even evident, to the Copts of the first
> few centuries of the Christian era?
question. The folks in question are a small group that produced the NH
codices. But we know almost nothing about them, and we don't even know if
the proposed numerical design of CGTh was theirs or was adopted from one
already present in the Greek version - which would have had to have been
suitably altered for a change in language, of course. Why wasn't there a
tractate in the NH corpus discussing theoretical mathematics? Dunno - any of
several reasons, I suppose. For one, they only hid the stuff that was being
cracked down on. For another, both Pythagorean mathematics and mystical
Judaism seem to have been mostly secret studies. As to the number 42, I'll
have more to say about that when I discuss Joffe's paper.
> You state that those who reject the significance of the characteristicsWell, first, the remark you quote is from an offlist exchange that
> you noted (the "facts") are guilty of the "severe fallacy of denying
> facts based on general or a priori reasoning." However, you may
> have fallen into the fallacy of assuming what needs to be proved!
you initiated a couple days ago. Worse than breaching confidentiality,
however, is that your paraphrase preceding the quotation is inaccurate.
The full statement was this:
"As I indicated already in a note to the list, if anyone thinks that some
general model of how scribes worked overrides the specific evidence
that in THIS case the scribe didn't work that way, he's guilty of the severe
fallacy of denying facts based on general or a priori reasoning."
As to begging the question, I'd know better than most if I'd done
that, since my training is in logic. As I see it, what I've done is to
present the textual features as I found them to be (and anyone is more than
welcome to check them) and concluded that the possibility of these
independent but interrelated (n.b.) features having resulted from randomness
is so low as to seriously jeopardize that assumption.
> You may be best served by giving the project a vacation and returning toThis is good advice in general. I'm a great fan of giving the subconscious
> it in a month or so. It is so easy to get so wrapped up in
> a project that it affects our objectivity. Giving prized projects some
> space periodically seems to help the brain "reboot," and it
> is amazing what jumps out at me when I use the technique at work (although
> there I can only put projects on the back burner for a
> couple days or a week) or with my own hypotheses.
mind time to work on a problem on its own, and believe me there've been many
many times when I just left this stuff alone for awhile and let my
subconscious mull it over, but I always come back with the same basic
intuitions, so the subconscious must be agreeing with the conscious. I
simply can't see what might be wrong with my assessment of the probability
of intentionality behind CGTh. Of course the proponent of a theory always
has a hard time being objective about it - I'm no exception. What would most
help, though, is adequate peer review. Even if it didn't change my basic
judgements, it would at least help to identify weaknesses in the case,
eliminate objectionable and/or confusing ways of expressing it, etc.
Unfortunately, such peer review hasn't yet been forthcoming, in my
estimation. Generalities are no substitute for specific, detailed criticism.
Mike Grondin
> As I said, I'd be happy to test the case on just one of the textualfeatures
> in question - namely, the relationship between L42 and L11.1. If it suitsdo
> you, we can discuss that and you can perhaps cite a case of similar
> independent but interlocking elements from another text, which is known
> to be the result of randomness. I won't repeat the salient syntactical
> features connecting L42 (line 280) and L11.1 (line 70 + most of line 69)
> at this point, but if you want to pursue it, I'd certainly be willing to
> so.Alright, I'm probably going to regret this, but go ahead and try to convince
me from the relationship between L42 and L11.1 that your design theory is
plausible (and clarify what "L" stands for). I don't have time to go digging
through archives so you'll have to restate your case. Please be succinct and
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