In a message dated 7/7/02 2:45:02 PM, zorn-list-request(a)mailman.xmission.com
writes:
<< Skip, I don't like the way you've overdetermined what
constitutes "technique", it's like you're courting
predictability or manageability of aesthetics. >>
dear scott,
i wont pretend to speak for skip,
but usually what technique means is mastery of one's instrument or skill;
this provides the _means_ to accomplish what your intentions are,
even if your intention is aleatory.
luck is nice, but the skills to back it up are necessary.
yrs
steve koenig
n.p.:lauren newton.patrick scheyder