Eero Tarik <et@tarik.com.au>writes:

> it is my goal to produce relevant results in the field of Internet 
> Research, without conceptualising/ hallucinating, without using geek 
> speak, but producing results that are efficient, able to be understood 
> by every English speaking person on the planet and published widely by 
> the media for the benefit of the public  - and my results will be 
> relevant.

This all sounds wonderful Eero:  but even i might hope that my writings 
will prove interesting and relevents to a large body of people :)

And I suspect that most people on this list have a vague inclination 
in that direction.

It would be more interesting to tell people what you plan to do,
or what kind of research you think would be relevant, or to give some 
taste of the kind of results you might want to generate.  

After all people might be interested.

You don't have to give away 'secrets' if you don't want.

But its hard to discuss deeply a general proposition that we would
like our work to be relevant or interesting, or even that we would 
like it to involve numbers somewhere along the line.

jon





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