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There isn't a should or a shouldn't there is only an is and an isn't.

Tim A.

On 12 Mar 2010, at 14:08, Gerald Schwartz wrote:

> Taking a page from David Hilbert's well-known list of 23 "Paris  
> Problems" (1900), and, likewise,
> hoping to see solutions in this new century, I've formulated a list  
> of questions, which of course
> there is not the slightest connection between Hilbert's list of  
> problems and this line of questioning.
>
> Not to mention the fact that many of my questions may contain the  
> answers simply in the asking.
>
> Question # 1:
>
> Should any current poet be judged against only the very best works  
> of the past?
>
> G. E. Schwartz