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  %OBJECTIVE SCIENTIST TRANSCEND EXCLUSIVE PARADIGM+931103
 %FAILURE NEGLECT IGNORE LACK MISSING ABSENT PERSON+931103
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     Honest scientists who seek  ways  to  transcend   the
exclusive  limitations imposed  upon  them by compulsively
objective  scientists  are  bound  to shift the  focus  of
attention away from purely objective relationships between
objects  and  away from people who behave as if they  were
objects.   Dishonest compulsively objective scientists are
bound to object to such a shift of attention; believing as
they  do  that  the only  proper  focus  of  attention  of
competent   scientists   is  the   exclusively   objective
relationships between objects and objective people.

     Compulsively objective scientists are participants in
collusive games of mutual  self  deception wherein all the
respected   participants  are  dishonestly  dedicated   to
maintaining appearances of objectivity in the midst of the
flood  of  reflexive relationships  among  themselves  and
between   themselves  and  their   favorite   objects   of
manipulation---objects  which  submit impersonally to  the
compulsively  objective  scientists'  efforts  to  perform
controlled  experiments free of bias.   Such  compulsively
objective   scientists  seek  to  be  in  control  in  the
dishonest  manner  of  addicts and  codependents.    Their
mythology  of  pure objectivity  supports  their collusive
games of mutual  self deception.     BY WHAT THEY  NEGLECT
they  declare  objective  relationships to be  exclusively
more important than reflexive relationships.   They refuse
to acknowledge the tragic reflexive consequences of  their
neglective affirmations.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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