Dig We Must: Building One Blog is Better?
We thought (okay, I thought) that it made sense to have a geek-theory blog and another blog that's a company blog, one that has shorter, more business-focused things on it. A few folks think that's okay. Alright, maybe I'm the only one. So, little by little, the stuff on this blog is going over to the PacEth blog. I may put the theory stuff in here, and if there is time, shorter versions that don't go on and on and on in the PacEth blog.
As they say, Dig We Must.
posted by PacEth: Applied Anthropology Just About Everywhere at
8:01 PM
1 Comments:
Yes, I always like it when folks (like Ken Erickson) look to the roots of words for meaning. The English word, knowledge, derives from the 7,000-year-old Indo-European root word gno-, "to know," important derivatives of which include "notice," "recognize," and "narrate." All of these Paceth does very well, indeed!
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David Givens
Spokane, WA
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