Re: [TANGO-L] There is more than one way to cook an omlette

[Aron ECSEDY <aron @MILONGA.HU>]

Why schooling someone in public, Igor? That really had nothing to do with
tango. Or with my previous post.

> "Follow those who seek the truth.
> Run from those who claim to have found it."
>
> - Why to follow one who has found nothing? May be he goes in circles?

Ever read Socrates?

> - Approach ones who claim to have found it, and check it out,
> may be it is yours too!

Using ideas from people that are not to be followed in their ways is not
excluded from this philosophy. It merely suggest that you should not stick
to a finite solution as the solutions are always infinite.

> "There is more than one way to cook an omlette."
>
> - Yes, two. Tasty and not.

True enough. But there are several tastes out there. What is tasty for you
maybe disgusting for someone else.

> "A quitter never wins and a winner never quits."
>
> - Winner quits when he feels he can not win. That is why he
> is a winner.

That's a poor winner then.

> - A quitter wins when he quits trying winning something he
> can not win.

And quit living a life (s)he wants...


Aron

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