The "deemster" problem LO19182

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At 10:54 PM 9/9/98 -0600, braunc wrote:

>One parting thought- at not too distant a time in the past- to have too
>many people capable of communicating, thinking, creating etc., was
>regarded as a threat to the status quo.

And not today...??? I'm curious what time frame you're talking about.

Nick

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