Clemencia wrote (from Mexico):
>
>        A c0uple 0f days ag0 I sent my intr0ducti0n t0 the list. I menti0ned
>that in Mexic0, beekeeping science was left behind.
>        I have been receiving s0me e-mails fr0m pe0ple wh0 w0rks here, and I
>have t0 tell that m0st 0f them d0  quite interesting things. S0, I want t0
>ap0l0gize with th0se w0rking hard, the 0nly excuse I have is my infinite
>ign0rance!
 
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   Don't worry!  Consider what others have written ******
 
   Thomas Jefferson (~1783):  "Ignorance is preferable to error; and he is
less    remote from the truth who believes nothing, than he who believes
what is wrong."
 
   Miguel de Unamuno (1913):  "True science teaches, above all, to doubt
and be ignorant."
 
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   Someone else wrote (paraphrased):  "We are all ignorant --- just in
different ways."
 
                                                                Adrian
 
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Ecol., Evol., & Marine Biology           (805) 893-8062  (UCSB FAX)
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