Theos-Talk Archives (December 2006 Message tt00305)

Friends,

Dr. Tillett has brought into our midst a new scientific concept: the concept of "bizarre answers", an idea  which has obviously gotten Mr. Caldwell rather enthusiastic -- and insistent, which he rarely is.   

We must still get to a sound definition of what is a bizarre question, or bizarre answer, or a bizarre attitude. My modest proposition: 

"Bizarre is anything that does not correspond to our own expectations." 

Everyone makes judgements in life, but anyone can think before judging.  
The source of surprises is in the attachment to expectations. 

Regards,   Carlos. 


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