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 %INTERNET WORLD WIDE WEB COMMUNICATIONS ESSAYS GOD+030210
   %SINNERS LOVERS SCIENTIFIC SCHOLARLY TRADITIONAL+030210
 %LABORATORY RESEARCH QUANTITATIVE COMPUTATIONS SIN+030210
  %COLLUSIVE GAMES MUTUAL SELF DECEPTION ADDICTIONS+030210
  %CODEPENDENT DISHONEST DOMINATION SYSTEM ALIENATE+030210
     %ARROGANT SELF RIGHTEOUS EXCESSIVE CONSUMPTION 030210

     Traditional scholarly and scientific research has not
been designed with any explicit intent to undermine any:

     1.  Collusive games of mutual self deception.

     2.  Addictive/Codependent organizations.

     3.  Dishonest Domination System.

     4.  Alienative Military-Industrial-Complex.

     5.  Addiction to Weapons of Mass Destruction.

     6.  Incoherent system of religious doctrines.

     7.  System of worship of a human creation.

     8.  Arrogant and self-righteous power-elite.

     9.  Excessive concentration of power in a few.

     The natural result is that our systems for supporting
both  scholarly and scientific research are biased  toward
protecting  the  status  quo which is often:    collusive,
addictive, dishonest, alienative, incoherent, arrogant and
excessive.

     To  heal  individuals,  personal relationships,   and
communities ---  we  must reform how we  respect,    honor
and support --- informal, scholarly and scientific efforts
to  gain new  kinds  of  understanding ---  which can grow
and  express themselves   outside   of   the   boxes    of
traditional scholarship,  scientific research and refereed
publications.    The internet and other computer  networks
offer key elements which will make such changes possible.

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