Get to the is
The problem is the should. I want to get to the is. If it is not what you want, then figure out how to get from here to there. Even that is missing some of the point: it is re-introducing the should in the form of want. Does the is preclude choice? Are we simply to take what happens? I want to say we can choose to make better what is. We are part of the is and cannot in fact choose not to have an effect upon what is affecting us. So we do choose. Then we can choose to have effect for good or ill.
:- Doug.
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