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To: JRI who wrote (57782)	10/26/2002 8:45:25 PM
From: Tommaso	Respond to of 209892

oops, I thought I was on the original Clown-Free thread. >>>> Just occured to me....."thinking too much" gets one in trouble with trading, girls, sports...<< I call it "studying oneself into stupidity." It does happen. The trouble is, I don't know how to avoid it. Well, there's always the Confucian maxim, except that Confucius was so uninterested in material wealth that it hardly ought to apply: "Thinking without learning is dangerous; learning without thinking is useless." Maybe Darwin's maxim is more helpful, to the effect that "any time I hear something that I totally disagree with or that seems to challenge my most firm beliefs, I find it best to pay very close attention to the argument." [edited]