From[Bill Williams 25 May 2004 3:40 AM CST]
I was mistaken. Bill Powers never said that I never contributed anything,
how could I ever have thought he did, what he said was that, I have
"contributed essentially nothing"
What a terrible mistake, how ever could I have become so confused?
I wonder though, can some one tell me how much difference is there
between a "nothing" and a not "anything?"
Bill Williams
Item #4168 (22 May 2004 10:33) - Re: An Astonishing Claim
Here is the quote from the archive again. See if you find anything in it
where I said you have never contributed anything to PCT or the uses of
control theory:
> The answer to that question (which is not the one you asked above) is
yes,
> a single one. You contributed the above table of data.
> Prior to that table-- nothing.
I was complaining, in the archived passage above, that you had
contributed essentially nothing of substance to CSGnet