No some did change their mind, some other may not see this as
a problem and some are too "proud" to admit it may be helpfull.
But we have to respect any opinions because
an opinion is a very personal thing.


I'm not perfectly in agreement with this.

It must have respect of the persons,
but as far as the opinions, it must make of I distinguish.

Moral, political, religious opinions.... ok

But when the thing is entered then on speeches
of technical competence become more difficult.

I could succeed in to say:
< pre >
In the topology of the standard algebric groups
(the arithmetical normal school)
is my opinion that:
7+6 are equivalent to 8


You can have respect of this opinion ?

Fabio