[Artemisia] arts and sciences

[L.J. Richards]

Can't remember the name of the class, but the Prof offered the following: 
Is it an "art" for an 18-wheeler to navigate an obstacle course perfectly --  
or is it a "science"?  In his opinion one could argue as persuasively for 
one as the other since they were but 2 sides of the same coin.

from Webster's:  art -- 1a: skill in performance acquired by experience, 
study or observation....
        science -- 1a: possession of knowledge as distinguished from 
ignorance or misunderstanding
                b: knowledge attained through study or practice

Bronwen of Irenwold
(Watch the noses - if they get too far forward one trips over one's 
feet....) (heehee)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Catriona A. Morganosa" <catriona_a_morganosa at hotmail.com>
To: "'Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list'" <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2008 8:11 AM
Subject: Re: [Artemisia] arts and sciences


Well, it's not late, I'm not exactly bored, but I'm very conceited so I feel
it would be wrong to deprive you of my excellent opinion! ;)

I, too, tend towards the PoV of my buddy Couchie regarding Art v. Science
being the definition of Subjective v. Objective observation. Biology
background here. *waves*     ****

Stâpanâ Catriona Morganosa, OP