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Date: | Mon, 6 Oct 1997 09:16:04 GMT |
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Hi,
Not quite the same thing!
If the hunters were transported to our surroundings, and used their
flint arrow heads, then that would be an anochronism, but it
is not one in their familiar, primitive environment.
Using DOS today is not an anochronism, as i, and
many, many more computer users, both visually impaired and sighted, use
DOS as well as Windows. Their use being a marriage of vconvenience, which
will remain for many years one of lasting satisfaction.
Regards.
In message <[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] writes:
> Dan:
> I respectfully disagree with you totally and completely. Of course, you
> have a perfect right to your opinion; hunters in the Amazon also have a
> perfect right to use flint arrow heads. It's the same thing.
> Don
>
> IF EVERYONE LIT JUST ONE LITTLE CANDLE,
> WHAT A BRIGHT WORLD IT WOULD BE.
>
>
--
Gerald Locke
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