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You are, IMO, a very insightful and wise monk!

You just made my day...

And may have just given me a couple of new "Axioms of Systems Engineering" which I have been working on from my 30 years in the business...if you give me permission...and I promise to always recognize you as the author.

On the other hand, maybe they're too much for the mere mortals that I work with to handle. ;-)

ack Albuquerque, NM

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in thread "Practices and Principles" to death by ack

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