Re: Hubbard Quotes #1

I've been asked to make a clarification. The following would more properly be titled 'Hubbard Lecture Style', as it is at least nominally taken from a series of lectures he gave in the 1950's, and then subsequently organized and published as a book.

I hope this makes the paragraph more readable.

-- Georle

In article <3s2qop$hic@newton.texel.com> I wrote: > Hubbard Writing Style > >The following is the opening paragraph of the "Consideration >and Is-Ness" chapter of The Phoenix Lectures: > > "Now here is the most fundamental fundamental that there can be > fundamental below the level of consideration. I haven't written > very much about considerations. There really isn't very much to > say about the subject of consideration. If anyone is confused > on the subject it is because consideration is consideration so > that if you consider something which is considerable, why--you > have considered it." > >Page 48, The Phoenix Lectures, L. Ron Hubbard >Revised Edition, April 1971, ISBN 0-88404-006-2