X-Message-Number: 33250
From: "Jens Rabis" <>
Subject: AW: CryoNet #33230
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2011 10:00:11 +0100

Hi Cryonauts, hi Perry

I do not understand much of what you write, but I understand the boredom
problem very well.
The boredom problem had " Gunther von Hagens of http://www.koerperwelten.com
" also with European employees. He therefore asked for monotone and filigree
work .... Asians. They have a different mentality. I say this not
derogatory: Most Asians are more flexible than a robot, but so stoic. We
should use it for our purposes. In the U.S. there are a lot of Asians.  

****

ich verstehe nicht viel von dem was Du schreibst, aber ich verstehe das
Langweileproblem sehr gut.
Das Langeweileproblem hatte " Gunther von Hagens von
http://www.koerperwelten.com " auch mit europaischen Mitarbeitern. Daher
beauftragte er fur monotone und filigrane Arbeiten .... Asiaten. Die haben
eine andere Mentalitat. Das meine ich nicht abwertet: Meist sind Asiaten
flexibler als ein Roboter, aber so stoisch. Das sollten wir fur unsere
Zwecke nutzen. In den USA gibt es viele Asiaten. 


Best greetings
Jens Rabis
Germany-Berlin
" The time is with us, we can ... more!  "




Message  #33230
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2011 16:51:49 -0500
From: "Perry E. Metzger"  <>
Subject: Glass vs. Crystal  transitions
References:  <>

Of course, the catch is, that you must do 
this thousands and  thousands of times to build a picture of how different 
solutions behave under  different regimens of cooling and re-warming. It is 
boring, repetitive  and truly dull  work.>>

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