On 29-9-2010 17:00, Invisible wrote:
> Ah, that's better!
I thought that was part of the idea of the subject title.
Anyway, can I bother you with a quote from a book I try to read at the
moment: "Activation is often the inhibition of the inhibitor. Repression
is ths inhibition of the inhibitor of the inhibitor." (S.F. Gibert)
