On 10/01/17 03:15, Jim Garland <4cx250b@miamioh.edu> wrote:
My point is that one shouldn't take for granted, as I did, the
importance of experience and practice in developing homebrewing skills,
even for very simple projects. And just as important as skills is
judgement and maturity. If you're going to be good at almost any craft,
you can't be impulsive, or overconfident, or unaware of your
surroundings, or easily distracted, or in a hurry, or unwilling to
accept advice.
Bloody hell, here we go again. People AREN'T INTERESTED in you speaking
to them like you're their caring daddy, and that you know best, and all
your methods are best etc, and if you're filtering for these people then
you're being creepy.
S
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