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To: koan who wrote (18211)	8/15/2006 12:01:41 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78412

The key to it all is that they were liberal thinkers and a revolution in the perception that man could manage the unmanageable, i.e. his affairs of money. Laplace would have approved. Popper too was a deteriminist who believed Heisenberg wrong and in his tome The Logic of Scientific Discovery. en.wikipedia.org Here is one fer yer nightmares. en.wikipedia.org The subtitle of the first volume is also its central premise — namely, that most Plato interpreters through the ages have been seduced by his greatness. In so doing, Popper argues, they have taken his political philosophy as a benign idyll, rather than as it should be seen: an horrific totalitarian nightmare of deceit, violence, master-race rhetoric, and eugenics.