Re: Survival Menu

"Eugene Miya" <eugene@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
> Jon <jonmein@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>My question for the hunker down in bunker survivalists:
>>> Address young Christopher.  Or use m.s.
>>Not really my interest.
>
> Learn to talk to direct sources.
> I can see you did finally reach him.

May not be much there, there...  Hard to tell.

> The question of National Parks in Europe is tricky and inconsistent.

Even more so, the concept of "backcountry" is tricky and inconsistent.

> Most for instance don't allow even over night tent camping in the sense
> of US park backpacking.  They have campgrounds,

It's an issue of population density, close proximity, and scarce
resource...  Also cultural?  Does lack of local backcountry
make for more "explorers" and "adventurers" who seek
overseas destinations?

(invoke Monty Python: "twin peaks of Kilimanjaro" sketch)

> Count Siberia as backcountry.

Likewise many non-western Europen locales.

> I think the idea of art kills creativity.
> --D.N.A.

Now we're back to "what is art".

>>> it's the fact that there are limits which makes knowledge possible.
>>But many things we knew were so, we now know were not so.
>
> So you think we have information fads which change like stop lights?
> Like basic elements?

No, but knowledge and understanding aren't static.
Perhaps we won't be proven *as wrong* in our current
understanding as we previously have been.

> Disney was a practical kind of guy, he just loved impresing
> children. And making a buck doing that.

Marketing.
Imagineering: recursive marketing.

Jon