[Martin Taylor 930416 19:00]
(Avery Andrews 930416.1048)
It goes without saying that it's today's young innocent faces who are
the target audience, not established KFT figures.
There is an assumption here that I am not sure is warranted, but is often
made: that older, more established professionals will be more resistant
to PCT than youngsters. But on CSG-L, writers occasionally declare or
otherwise let us know their age and background. Of those I can remember,
most are either at or approaching grandfatherly age, or are students
of PCT-oriented professors. Is this a correct impression? If it is,
then perhaps the people most vulnerable to the seduction of PCT are those
who have spent long enough in their discipline to become dissatisfied,
not those emerging from their graduate studies dazzled by the blinding
truth of what they have been taught.
I don't know if this demographic impression is correct. Does anyone?
Martin