In a message dated  3 May 97 at 6:50, Bob Smith says:

 > After a short stay with the Chomsky group, I must bid a fond
 > farewell.  I subscribed in the hope of finding a group that was
 > translating Chomsky's ideas into action.  Instead I found some
 > people (I mean this as a constructive critique) engaged in a kind
 > of cerebral circle-jerk akin to the medieval scholars who debated
 > how many angels could stand on the head of a pin.  The mass of
 > mankind is not interested in the fine points of libertarian
 > socialism, rightist libertarianism, anarchosyndicalism etc.  or
 > sociogeneticism (if I may stretch the English language).  They are
 > looking for a way to make their lives better.

I heartily second Bob's words. My own postings about seeking a way to
set a resource to provide more maternal care than what is extant
today have been ignored, as if I was talking on a topic alien to
CHOMSKY list. Bob is right, what's the use of chatting about
anarchosyndicalism and propose nothing to set into action? Nil.

JC Garelli

Juan Carlos Garelli, M.D., Ph.D.
Department of Early Development
Attachment Research Center
University of Buenos Aires