>Doesn't anyone else see this as funny, in the context of personal construct
>psychology?
>Very well, jokes are never funny when they need to be explained. Sorry! But
>doesn't anyone else see the multiple absurdities involved when Kellians-
>constructivists, dammit! start replicating the fragmentalist-universalist
>debates of the 50s and 60s in a search for the "one positivist truth" when
>we have a perfectly serviceable general (not Grand!) theory- George
>Kelly's- on which to hang our elaborations, amplifications, and indeed
>revisions?
>
ICH BIN EIN CONSTRUKTIVIST, AUCH! DON AGAIN.
(But we'll have to stop meeting like this).
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