On Sun, 20 Apr 2008 16:19:37 -0700, Kate <weller_4@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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offered us these thoughts:
>Btw, last night in the hot tub Sharon and Sheila were discussing this
>thing again. They were trying to put people together and figure it
>out, and Sharon said they won't know until the big reveal at the end
>of the show. She's a little upset with Ryan because he knew and
>didn't tell her. Sheila thinks it's nobody but Sharon said Ryan was
>the only one who knew the answer and Sheila said Ryan didn't know, he
>guessed. Then Sharon said if she finds out that it was nobody she's
>going to be "PISSED" because she lost HOH because of that and now
>she's going to sequester. I don't know what she'll think when she
>finds out it's her beebees.
If that's what Sharon said she'd feel about "nobody," I'd all but
expect her to feel the same way or more about "the gerbils." {I know
they're GP's, but I'm tired of that label. <s>} Though by then, she
may have stopped caring, since folks sometimes do that, when extensive
effort produces no rewards.
>Later they were all in the kitchen and they were talking about who it
>could be again. Throughout the whole conversation Sharon kept going
>back and forth to the guinea pigs and talking to them. I was sure she
>was going to suddenly say "It's the guinea pigs!" but nobody thought
>about it. I wonder who is going to finally get it first. I can see
>Adam getting fed up and saying "Hell it could be the guinea pigs for
>all we know!" in the middle of a conversation.
I don't know if *any*one is going to get it, given how long they've
been at it. It would seem that none of them realize they have added
the adjective "human" to the frame of reference they use about the
puzzle. One of the hardest tricks for the human mind is, to realize
the nature of the frame of reference we use about a problem, since
often that is so completely taken for granted as to never reach
consciousness. It's like the old Zen saying, that a fish doesn't know
the water in which it swims.
--
Bob
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