http://gridley.res.carleton.edu/~tuladhaa/wordpress/2005/05/09/083533nepali-aama-in-america/ being the life and non-life of amrit tuladhar Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:28:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 http://gridley.res.carleton.edu/~tuladhaa/wordpress/2005/05/09/083533nepali-aama-in-america/#comment-37 Mon, 16 May 2005 06:13:34 +0000 http://gridley.res.carleton.edu/~tuladhaa/wordpress/2005/05/09/083533nepali-aama-in-america/#comment-37 It sounds like it was interesting, and I'm sorry to have missed it. I also find your commentary very interesting. Doesn't this type of commercialization happen to everything? It seems to be a necessary side effect of divulgence to the masses. It is no longer just Mr. Coburn's personal experience - a little of it belongs to everyone. Does the same thing happen on a smaller scale when you tell somebody about an experience you've had, or even a thought? I think so. Their reaction to your telling can alter the memory of the experience. But this can also be a good thing, one that allows us to take a different perspective or that can provide new insight. It sounds like it was interesting, and I’m sorry to have missed it. I also find your commentary very interesting. Doesn’t this type of commercialization happen to everything? It seems to be a necessary side effect of divulgence to the masses. It is no longer just Mr. Coburn’s personal experience - a little of it belongs to everyone. Does the same thing happen on a smaller scale when you tell somebody about an experience you’ve had, or even a thought? I think so. Their reaction to your telling can alter the memory of the experience. But this can also be a good thing, one that allows us to take a different perspective or that can provide new insight.

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