RE: RAT the other paul

[leewochner@movingarts.org (Lee Wochner)]

Yes, that too.

By the way, for those who want to read more on this subject, I strongly
recommend this month's Atlantic cover story, "Why your dog PRETENDS to like
you." There's not much difference 'tween us and the canines, except they've
adapted better ('cause they're smarter).

Lee


At 4:16 PM 6/28/99, Sylvain, John wrote:
>Also, human beings are beautiful, brilliant creatures that pretend as hard
>as they can to be stupid, small minded shit heads.
>
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: leewochner@movingarts.org [SMTP:leewochner@movingarts.org]
>> Sent: Monday, June 28, 1999 3:52 PM
>> To:   rat-list@whirl-i-gig.com
>> Subject:      Re: RAT the other paul
>>
>> It's a direct result of being a leaderless organization (or
>> non-organization). In organizations, this squabbling goes on behind the
>> scenes where one runs less risk of getting fired or punished. On the
>> rat-list there are no such risks, so it's all up front. It's also pretty
>> stupid, given exactly what you say:  that we're all undernourished to
>> begin
>> with. Or a Darwinian might say that we're fighting each other precisely
>> because we have limited resources. In either case, it isn't helpful and
>> it's profoundly anti-RAT as articulated by Erik's proposal for an Art
>> Works
>> Hostel in which we support each other.
>>
>> Lee
>>
>>
>>
>> At 1:12 PM 6/28/99, Matt Bretz wrote:
>> >would anyone be interested in a workshop titled
>> >
>> >RAT TRAP
>> >
>> >i want to examine why RATz feed on one another when we are skinny and
>> >ugly and there is other food around.
>> >
>> >what say?
>> >
>> >matthew
>>
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