... philosophy. I'm sorry did you just compare Immanuel Kant and M. Scott Peck? Wasn't MSP that new age hack who sold a quadrillion books? *R* *H* -- "His one secret thought, became like a chain, binding down his spirit, and, like a serpent, gnawing into his heart; and he was transformed into a sad and downcast, yet irritable man." Nathaniel Hawthorne, "Roger Malvin's Burial"

... was out of the question, the place for me was the School of Architecture. It was incomprehensible to him that I had never attended an architectural school or received any other training in architecture. Downcast, I left von Hansen's magnificent building on the Schillerplatz, for the first time in my young life at odds with myself. For what I had just heard about my abilities seemed like a ...

..., and I'm circumcised! Quickly I sat up, found my pants and looked in the pockets to find my driver's license photo and it was that same color. Black. I felt myself being very depressed, downcast, sitting in a chair. But it's a wheelchair! That means, of course, besides being black and Jewish, I'm also disabled! I said to myself, aloud 'This is impossible. It's impossible that I ...

... dare you political lit when we by definition be git (s) we're at the public library a place i prefer when pubic i passed rapidly before her, bowing respectfully, and my deferential air and downcast eyes seemed to ask forgiveness for having disturbed her. prose does, you fuck fuck, make poetry. and we each went our separate ways, on the hills or on the waters. ive walked that ...

... to repeat it" ring a bell? 3. Paul put a point of view fairly stridently (as has been his wont of late) but subsequently delicately (scuffing the toe in the dirt with downcast look) acknowledged there were alternatives. Seems he might be going through a rough patch - cut him some slack. 4. I have done exactly what Paul criticised (checking mags when running rough),...

... to repeat it" ring a bell? 3. Paul put a point of view fairly stridently (as has been his wont of late) but subsequently delicately (scuffing the toe in the dirt with downcast look) acknowledged there were alternatives. Seems he might be going through a rough patch - cut him some slack. 4. I have done exactly what Paul criticised (checking mags when running rough),...

... to repeat it" ring a bell? 3. Paul put a point of view fairly stridently (as has been his wont of late) but subsequently delicately (scuffing the toe in the dirt with downcast look) acknowledged there were alternatives. Seems he might be going through a rough patch - cut him some slack. 4. I have done exactly what Paul criticised (checking mags when running rough), but...

... doomed to repeat it" ring a bell? 3. Paul put a point of view fairly stridently (as has been his wont of late) but subsequently delicately (scuffing the toe in the dirt with downcast look) acknowledged there were alternatives. Seems he might be going through a rough patch - cut him some slack. 4. I have done exactly what Paul criticised (checking mags when running rough), but ...

... up, found my pants and looked in the pockets to find my driver license photo - and it was that same color. Black. No, no, God no, it can't be!! I felt myself being very depressed, downcast, sitting in a chair. But it's a wheelchair!! That means, of course, besides being black and Jewish, I'm also disabled!!! I said to myself, aloud "This is impossible. It's impossible that I should be...

... all, in practice, one expects dynamically loaded components to implement one ore more interfaces/contracts or whatever you like to call it. Thus, the contract could be checked at dlload time and then the program could proceed as usual. Class loading in the JVM/CLR work this way, when you dynamically load and object/class you can introspect on it's type and downcast in a safe way.