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From: "Lancair" <lancair@USTEK.COM>

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Posted for "Lowell Fitt" <lcfitt@sbcglobal.net>:
. . .  does anyone ever just admit that it is just too much airplane for
his native abilities?  Sort of like my abilities at golf , or art, or
math or walking on walls.

That is perhaps the best analogy yet posted.  People with a talent for
balance could easily walk the wall.  Those with less ability belong on
the ground.  Those with less yet should remain on the ground and use a
walker or wheelchair.  What we safely could do depends more on our
abilities than our environment.  Rienk has in his posts admitted his
lack of ability and that is a good thing - it could very well save his
life.  Nothing to be ashamed of.  One must however not project a
personal limitation onto others who are not so afflicted - to do so
would be to relagate all of us to wheelchairs.=20

Robert M. Simon
ES-P N301ES