On Feb 22, 5:09 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote:
>
> Let's change one occupation in this sentence and see if some people think
> the woman sounds more credible:
>
> "One of the book reviews says of her, "Linda Faillace worked as a secretary,
> store clerk, lab technician, song writer, piano teacher, and Christian
> missionary, before embarking on a career in sheep farming and cheese
> making."

Why would substituting one superstition for another enhance
credibility? -aem