[MD] ZMM Law

Ian Glendinning ian.glendinning at gmail.com
Tue Jul 28 22:45:14 PDT 2009


Thanks for that link Rebecca.

The "Zen and the Art of xxxx" meme continues - but that is quite a
thoughtful piece.

"When [someone] says, “The text should be marked up with XML in such a
way that it can be parsed and extracted from according to taste with
appropriate software,” it seems to me that we would do to texts what
the explosion of cases has done to research, viz., we would be left
adrift in a sea—a vast ocean now—of stuff with no guide to what is
good, let alone the best."

I identify with that. The explosion in techie possibilities is (in
danger of) leaving quality behind. Good to see the issue being
recognized AND associated with Pirsig.

Regards
Ian

On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 10:43 PM, Rebecca
Temmer<ratemmer.lists at gmail.com> wrote:
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