Burnseyy

I had a similar incident recently. A guy just started talking and I assumed he was just some guy off the street, but he had a master's in Financial Economics. I thought I knew how to argue macro economics, but this guy outflanked me and tried more to convince me my future was going to be bleak. I tried to reassure him, but I really had no chance because he covered everything I was and more.

I was just trying to assure him that the future was not going to end up in disaster, but he took both sides of the argument... I didn't know what to think after that. My point is that I've tried to make people aware of the dangers of the future so they would WANT to change for the best. Problem is psychology of humans in a group distorts logic.

Any comments or problems?

Just knowing there's someone out there to talk to at least keeps me from feeling *truly* alone. I value that we can speak back and forth on a regular basis. Where are you in KOTOR II?