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%VALUE NEUTRAL USE TIME BEHAVIOR ATTENTION PRIORITY+940721
%OBJECTIVE PARADIGM BIAS BUDGET BALANCE DECLARE SAY+940721
    %DIALOGUE EXCLUSIVITY AVOID SCIENTIST REFLEXIVE+940721
   %TEACH STUDENT CLASS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH 940721

     We most powerfully declare what we regard as of great
importance by how we budget our time.

     If  we are narrow and exclusive in how we budget  our
time---we  declare  that  balance and  integrity  are  not
important.

     If  we  are in dialogue exclusively with  people  who
embody  our own dominant paradigm---we declare that  other
complementary  paradigms and their  personal  incarnations
are not important and are not worthy of attention.

     We cannot avoid making action-declarations of what we
regard as most important---we spend our time in one way or
another, and thereby make our declarations.  If we pretend
that  we  are not making declarations, we thereby  declare
that honesty is not important.

     Scientists   who   are  trying  compulsively  to   be
objective  and value-neutral all of the time,  spend their
time  in  the objective mode as  much  as  they  can---and
thereby   declare  to  their  students  and  others   that
reflexive realities and relationships are  not  important,
not worthy of  respect,  and not  worthy  of time.    They
forcefully declare  their objective bias by how they spend
their  time  as researchers and teachers  of   technically
inclined  students  in  colleges  and   universities---and
there, they are   supported  by their wider communities in
indoctrinating   the   next   generation   of   compulsive
scientists who will not fulfill their humane potentials in
balanced ways.

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