Legalities

[Robert_A_Brady@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Robert A Brady)]

John Day wrote:

"Isn't 
there some legal precedent to say that people should at 
least use the common sense they were born with......."

I'm afraid the notion of "common" sense is quite passe here, but I believe 
some universities are now offering courses on it.....next you'll be able to 
receive certification in "universally accepted judgment and sensibility"... 
which will lead to books, spots on CNN, and eventually burgeoning consultancy 
industry.  After all the Fortune 500 companies have embraced this paradigm 
into their corporate cultures, someone will publish an article in the Harvard 
Business Review pointing out that in order to survive in the ever-changing, 
global economy, "common sense" must be supplanted by "uncommon sense" through 
the complimentary work processes of "extrospective visioneering" and 
"non-intuitivisation."  The latter process, of course, is based on the 
learnings from a East Asian ritual of slicing rice paper with wet sea 
sponges, thereby illustrating how confining "common sense" can be.  The HBR 
article will lead to books, spots on CNN, and eventually a burgeoning 
consultancy industry.  Thus, the cycle of life will have, once again, 
completed an orbit. Now do you understand how the US economy has become the 
powerhouse it is :)

**** Sarcasm Alert Off ****

Obligatory Alfa Content:  I have an "intermittant" tach in my Verde.  It also 
reads a bit low.  The connections in the engine bay look fine, but I haven't 
checked the interior connections yet.  I know of the article on how to 
recalibrate your tach, but wonder if it's just a matter of something offering 
too much resistance from the signal as a consequence of age.  Anybody fixed a 
lethargic tach on a Milano without recalibrating it?

Bob Brady, DVAROC

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