[Vision2020] Kanay Mubita

[Art Deco]

Sunil,

1.    At any instant it is possible for a person to review any decision and 
thus change any almost course of action.*  How many instants are there? 
Thousands and thousands at least.

*There are some actions that cannot be reversed once started such as 
deciding to stop jumping off a cliff when one is already in midair.


2.    No.  Not every one.  It is certainly possible to engage in sexual 
relations with a relative stranger without having to lie.  Think strong 
mutual need; strong mutual chemistry, for example.  Seduction can involve 
manipulation and lies, but it does not have to.  In addition, there are 
degrees of seriousness in the lies and fibs people use.  It is one thing to 
seduce a woman by telling her she is the most beautiful woman in the world 
when she is only second or third.  It is quite another to seduce a woman by 
telling that tomorrow morning you leave on an important secret mission for 
your country from which it is extremely doubtful that you will return alive.

Perhaps if you don't remember some of the things Mubita told his partners, 
it might be useful to review their testimony as presented in several 
different newspapers.

W.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sunil Ramalingam" <sunilramalingam at hotmail.com>
To: <vision2020 at moscow.com>
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Kanay Mubita


> Wayne,
>
> What do you mean by this?  How do you get to thousands of decisions?
>
> 'The decision to act in a certain way is always possible to review and to 
> change right up until the time the act is committed in total.  The 
> decision to continue toward an act or to act in a certain way is subject 
> to thousands and thousands of decisions right up until the time the act is 
> committed. The "one bad decision" argument is an obviously fallacious one 
> based on an obviously false premise.  When a I hear a particular attorney 
> use that defense, I think them an unethical liar.  It is one thing to try 
> to get the best sentence for a client, but quite another to lie while 
> doing it.'
>
> And separately, is every man (or woman) who leaves a bar with a relative 
> stranger and then has sex with him or her a 'very manipulative liar who 
> quite adroitly used this skill to bed his victims and influence their 
> actions?'
>
> Sunil
>
>
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