Clive wrote:
In message , Helen Deborah
Vecht writes
Mental agility, innit?
Squaddies aren't taught to think, just do as they're told.

Stereotypes are only used by those incapable of thinking.

In message ,
Brimstone writes
Stereotypes are only used by those incapable of thinking.
Ofcourse I'm stereotyping, as I've never been one what else can I do?
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Clive

Clive wrote:
In message ,
Brimstone writes
Stereotypes are only used by those incapable of thinking.
Ofcourse I'm stereotyping, as I've never been one what else can I do?

How do you know you haven't?

Brimstone wrote:
Clive wrote:
In message ,
Brimstone writes
Stereotypes are only used by those incapable of thinking.
Ofcourse I'm stereotyping, as I've never been one what else can I do?

How do you know you haven't?

Cancel that, I misread.

"Brimstone" wrote in message
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Stereotypes are only used by those incapable of thinking.

Surely the whole purpose of thought is to create stereotypes and other
generalisations.

--
John Rowland - Spamtrapped
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John Rowland wrote:
"Brimstone" wrote in message
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Stereotypes are only used by those incapable of thinking.

Surely the whole purpose of thought is to create stereotypes and other
generalisations.

Thought is something engaged in by intelligent people and intelligent people
claim to dislike stereotypes, so I'm told.

"Brimstone" wrote in message
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Thought is something engaged in by intelligent people and intelligent
people claim to dislike stereotypes, so I'm told.

Yes, we like to be known as quadrophonictypes.

--
Stuart