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 %CONSIDER CONCLUSIONS EXCLUSIONS INCLUSIONS HEALTH+010511
 %SYSTEMIC RANDOM INFORMAL OVERT COVERT BLATANT SIN+010511
 %SUBTLE INDIRECT IGNORE TOLERATE FORGET EXCUSE GOD+010511
   %RATIONALIZE FORGIVE RESPECT TRUST HONOR SUPPORT+010511
    %RELIGION SCHOLARS SCIENTISTS ENGINEERS EXPERTS+010511
 %CORRUPTION POWER CONTROL DOMINATION SYSTEM DEVILS 010511
                                                          
      How  shall  we CONSIDER and draw  CONCLUSIONS  from 
what we see of:                                           
                                                          
          systemic/random,  formal/informal, overt/       
          covert, blatant/subtle, direct/indirect and     
          yet other types of                              
                                                          
                        EXCLUSIONS and/or INCLUSIONS?     
                                                          
                     - - - - - - - -                      
                                                          
     When we become aware of EXCLUSIONS and/or INCLUSIONS 
                                                          
          which of them shall we:                         
                                                          
                    ignore, tolerate, forget, excuse,     
                                                          
                    rationalize, forgive, respect, trust, 
                                                          
                    honor, and/or support?                
                                                          
     On what grounds and/or basis shall we do so:         
                                                          
          Our own personal experiences and observations?  
                                                          
          Ancient authorities, experts, elected leaders?  
                                                          
          Modern scholars, scientists and/or engineers?   
                                                          
          Modern religious leaders and assemblies?        
                                                          
     In   what kinds  of occasions might we and/or  others
become   the  victims  of  excessive  concentrations    of
unrestrained power?    How can we and/or others anticipate
such occasions --- and avoid creating them?               
                                                          
     How  can we work cooperatively so as to insure   that
patterns   of  inclusion  and  exclusion do  not  lead  to
corrupt   concentrations   of  power  within    provincial
"Domination Systems"   which conceal their own  existence,
rationalizations, and modes of exercising corrupt power?  
                                                          
     In  such  cooperative work how shall we decide  upon 
which:                                                    
                                                          
         ideals, values, principles, texts,               
                                                          
         attitudes, assumptions, beliefs, convictions,    
                                                          
         leaders, peasants, scholars, scientists,         
                                                          
         priests, politicians, teachers and/or professors 
                                                          
                      should be INCLUDED and/or EXCLUDED? 
                                                          
                               and   ON WHAT BASIS?       
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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