Having To Suck It Up

Mr. Cordill, I was one of those individuals with whom you were matched, by the way, and your rejection of my offerings, like a cloud in its incipiency, is palpably fluffy yet simultaneously painful. Did you know that the Krebs Cycle and the breaking down of pyruvic acid into carbom molecules and the subsequent generation of ATP and ADP is as much a reality today as it was when Manfred Frigs wrote about it back in 1902?

Anyway, your postings are true and real. They speak to the very process about which Edwin Banfield wrote when John Kenneth Gailbrath was enticing his students at Harvard with lots of platitudes but little else. I never understood the Philips Curve relationship between unemployment and inflation but your posting put it all in perspective for me. Thank you for that, and for understanding that Emile Durkheim's 1896 tome on Suicide described not so much a psychological, but more a sociological, phenomenon affirmed through concommitant variation.


Thank you very much for your vituperative contributions to this quality site. Keep them coming.

Meebane Shaft, LLB