...has its own way with devils and witches, its own ways to make capital our of our fears and our wouldbe rage. I think there's room in the story to also see ourselves. More importantly , to see yourself and how far you have come. Groups do follow predictable patterns. As you rightly poit out, the only difference between the respective cultures is the subtelty of the 'attacks'. BOfL

... mathematically impossible for one person to do as you can recognize what is mathematically impossible. The IP numbers even come from varied countries! These same people post attacks openly and with subtelty against the US form of government! THESE SAME PEOPLE YOU CLAIM ARE ME, HAVE CONSTANTLY POST ATTACKS AGAINST ME! Hey, my posts may be a mirage also, but ...

... to each other. This is not at all a medium of whisperers. Worst of all communication is suspect. So my experiences here have been. A subtlety cannot be communicated with subtlety. *** Subtelty is a relative state.. A way of non confrontational communication, often to solve the clash of 'egos'. For someone whose belief system is foreign they must be somewhat whacked in the ...

FX wrote: Hi all, I'm trying to understand the subtelties of redefining intrinsic operators. In particular, I'd like confirmation that the code below is invalid, and that the reason is the right one: module m1 interface operator(+) module procedure f2 end interface contains function f2(a,b) integer, intent(in) :: a(2) integer, intent(in) :: b(3)...

"FX" <coudert@alussinan.org> wrote in message news:etra0n$1p08$1@nef.ens.fr... Hi all, I'm trying to understand the subtelties of redefining intrinsic operators. In particular, I'd like confirmation that the code below is invalid, and that the reason is the right one: module m1 interface operator(+) module procedure f2 end interface contains function f2(a,b...

Hi all, I'm trying to understand the subtelties of redefining intrinsic operators. In particular, I'd like confirmation that the code below is invalid, and that the reason is the right one: module m1 interface operator(+) module procedure f2 end interface contains function f2(a,b) integer, intent(in) :: a(2) integer, intent(in) :: b(3) integer :: f2 f2 = 0 end ...