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                              %REPRESSION AND LOGIC 731117

     It is the avowed intent of scientists to consider all
relevant  evidence and develop comprehensive  descriptions
of  the nature of reality.  In the service of this  intent
experiments  are designed and volumes of  data  collected.
Complex systems of analysis, both inductive and deductive,
are created through the imagination and fantasy of men and
then  regarded as having a reality which transcends  their
origin.     In  the  seeking  of  a  comprehensive  mutual
understanding of the nature of reality complex systems  of
information dissemination,  management,  and retrieval are
created.

     There  is an area of concern to which scientists have
been  inattentive.   It pertains to a form of  information
retrieval.    While  developing  technocratic  systems  of
information  retrieval  are futile attempts to  avoid  the
need  to attend to facilitating a more pervasive  personal
dedication  to openness on the part of self and other.  If
self  and other are not free to choose to be dedicated  to
openness  important information about self and  other  and
about  the  nature  of reality will be  repressed  and  so
unavailable  for  logical consideration.   No  volumes  of
information  relevant to academic puzzles will  substitute
with helpful power for repressed information regarding the
limitations  of  science  and  the  essential  role  which
dealing with finitude plays in the life of an honest  real
person.   To ignore the nature of man, and his tendency to
repress  certain kinds of information is to  sabotage  the
most  essential information retrieval system available  to
modern science.

     Those who have most intimately participated in a well
defined group share the collusions of the group and so are
not  qualified  to transcend the traditional  patterns  of
information  repression.    Thus they  can  not  helpfully
contribute  to the exposure of the unexamined  assumptions
which block the humane growth of the group.   Thus natural
scientists   would   be   wise  to   turn   to   competent
psychologists,  psychiatrists, sociologists, philosophers,
and   theologians  for  assistance  in  transcending   the
blockages  to  information retrieval which cause  them  to
arrive  at  invalid conclusions through the  use  of  good
logic  and  a limited awareness of  relevant  fundamentals
regarding  the  nature of man and his  essential  finitude
which is hard to deal with honestly.

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