Response to a slide

[David McFarlane]

Greg,

>I only had the few minutes to get it set up

<unsolicited-editorial-rant>
That illustrates the bigger problem here.  Behavioral research labs 
today seem to think that they can do research in a rush, and so do 
not allow time to do things properly.  Back in my graduate training 
in the early 1980s, my advisor at the University of Chicago actually 
reminded me that science is a deliberative process, and I needed to 
slow down and take more time to ponder things.  Seems our culture has 
abandoned those values, taking an abundance of whiz-bang technology 
as a substitute for timely deliberation.  As for me, I do not find 
that an improvement.  But then I am a cranky old geezer.
</unsolicited-editorial-rant>

-- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder


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