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     There  are many different ways to try to  communicate
to future generations all that we have learned through our
experience and by receipt from past generations.  The many
different   ways  vary  in  how  effective  they  are   in
communicating  with the many different kinds of  people---
and in how they lead to un-intended/un-expected alienative
consequences.

     The  words in the title above are suggestive of  some
of the different ways.   Those words may be used to search
for  other essays which amplify upon the probable outcomes
of the various ways of trying to communicate.

     Ways  of  trying  to  communicate  are  effective  or
ineffective ---  depending upon the ways in which they try
to  balance  considerations of  technique/technology  with
considerations of motivations, attitudes, spirit, soul and
being.    Attempts to be in control of outcomes are likely
to  lead to disintegrative outcomes.    Total indifference
to   outcomes  is  likely  to  lead  to  misunderstanding,
accidents,  mistakes and chaos.   Insensitivity to  others
who  may  be  adversely  affected by   coercive   ways  of
trying---   is  likely  to lead to alienation  and  tragic
outcomes.

     If  ways  of trying to communicate are  dominated  by
selfish  motivations ---  having to do with saving self at
the  expense of others---the outcomes for self and  others
are likely to be tragic and unanticipated.  People who are
self-righteous,   perfectionists,   arrogant,   moralists,
legalists,  purists,  etc.---often give good illustrations
of such alienative ways of trying to communicate.

     Beware  of  trying to communicate in ways  which  are
alienative,   and so disintegrative of persons  and  their
communities.     Beware   of  those  people  who  try   to
communicate in such alienative/disintegrative ways.

                                                                                                                               
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