Re: Bored people.

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Matthew C Gamber wrote:
> 
> When I subscribed to this discussion list, I suspected the bulk of the
> conversation would include Glenn's work process, his theoroies on
> interpretation and advancement, and an extention and application of them
> into other media.  Then after a deal of dissection and discovery, people
> would gain some enlightenment from the spinoff of their own ideas and then
> put concept into reality.  I figured that a continuation of what he began
> would be a proper form of memorial to suit the immortality that he always
> wanted. This is not what I see here.
> 
> I see a public of fans who rival the kind of people Glenn wanted so
> desperately to avoid.  Subscribers risk turning him into an icon.  It is
> as though he is put in a cage on diplay with all of his unique
> characteristics and he is observed like a baboon in the zoo.  Though his
> achievements were exceptional, he remains still, and always, a human like
> you and I, subject to all the faults and weaknesses we all are.
> 
> In a quest to discover everything short of what time he urinated during
> the day, I can't figure in why anyone would denouce any account, no matter
> how insignificant (or slanderous) it may seem.  If the a publication
> doesn't live up to the glory of making him a hero, then it must be trash.
> How can one learn all there is to know about someone or something if they
> don't recieve every aspect from every angle possible.  Kazdin spent close
> to fifteen years working with the man.  Still, people throw out his
> account since it was not favorable towrds Glenn in every aspect.
> 
> I believe you people are bored and can't create your own life and instead
> live vicariously through a dead man's private life to make up for the
> lackluster of your own.
> 
> Quit stroking his head like he was your pet.
> 
> M. Gamber
> 
> Post script-
> 
> You people have a shallow sense of humor.
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So unsubscribe!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mary Jo, I thought no flames on this list?