>Hi george,
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>>I really don't want to get into the tank business in WW II, but there were some external reasons that kind of inhibited production and usage.
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>I saw a documentary on TV which said, that due to the complex production process, they could not deliver as much tanks as they should.
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>But aside this, well o.k., I think i get your point and there is certainly a lot to say about your interpretation of the word quality. We have both a somewhat different inpterpretation. Let's agree in disagreeing about the spoken law (I know that i'm not able to convince you :-) ).
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Hi Walter,

Sure we can agree to disagree. No problem on my part. I think that one reason why I'd be a "tough sell" (in changing my mind, that is) is that the QAE (Quality Awareness Experience) as implemented by Philip Crosby Assoc. tends to not only changes how you as an individual view quality, but apply the principles they set forth in your own life. In short, my way works for me both personally and professionally. If your's works for you, that's terrific.

Regards,