As my dear friend Leslie knows - I am all for real communication. I have ongoing direct experiences that Communication IS Life! My main purpose for being here is based on communicating. Knowing the high importance of communication in my life has motivated me to learn exactly what communication is (a complete communication is a whole cycle that benefits those in the communication process in a number of ways), how to communicate (a process that has not been taught in public schools) as well learning from all the ways that do not support complete communications.

The truth of communication is also validated by Dr. Scott Peck, author of several books including "The Different Drum" wherein he says communication is the foundation for genuine community. This kind of community is where a group of separate people can experience personal transformation and real co-creation as members of a living and loving social organism all in an organic way vs outwardly conforming to imposed external rules.

So when my good friend Leslie says he "could lessen the tension" he is absolutely right, providing that he "keeps the beet" throughout the whole communication cycle no matter what may come up in the process. The task in this instance is probably beyond calculating. When Robert Fraley wrote, "Leslie, Let's close the gap!" one can reasonably ask what does Robert mean. This is where communication takes great devotion, in understanding others to the pint that we can then represent one another's idea! I really don't know what Robert was thinking when he wrote that for Leslie. Understanding that would be the first place that I would begin dialoging about. What does "closing the gap" between Bio-tech and "Organics" look like for Robert?