One day Mark will release Max3D with full documentation and a great feature set at a good price and many people will NOT BELIEVE that it has been released, will duly avoid looking at it or any web pages about it, because they are so accustomed to going down the road of fantasy.
If he is working on it, and it seems clear that he is, and you have some faith in his ability to make it work and to complete it, then obviously it is only a matter of time, not a matter of `whether or not`. It's only when you start to lose that sense of faith in him and belief in his ability that you start to doubt its validity or likelihood of being real, and that leads to these endless discussions of make-believe and substitution.
Just wait.
Need you hear from Mark as to the status in order to fill in the holes of your own doubtfulness? The only service he'd be providing by telling you what's happening with it would be a social service and a catering to your lack of belief in him or his product. Your desire, therefore, to know what is happening with the product time and again, is really your desire to disbelieve in the product time and again. It's an approach that is at odds with itself and is contradictory. Just wait and let it be. Doesn't mark deserve your belief in him more than your doubtful needs? You don't really want to know about the status of the project, you want to be reassured to escape from your anxiety.
If he is working on it, and it seems clear that he is, and you have some faith in his ability to make it work and to complete it, then obviously it is only a matter of time, not a matter of `whether or not`. It's only when you start to lose that sense of faith in him and belief in his ability that you start to doubt its validity or likelihood of being real, and that leads to these endless discussions of make-believe and substitution.
Just wait.
Need you hear from Mark as to the status in order to fill in the holes of your own doubtfulness? The only service he'd be providing by telling you what's happening with it would be a social service and a catering to your lack of belief in him or his product. Your desire, therefore, to know what is happening with the product time and again, is really your desire to disbelieve in the product time and again. It's an approach that is at odds with itself and is contradictory. Just wait and let it be. Doesn't mark deserve your belief in him more than your doubtful needs? You don't really want to know about the status of the project, you want to be reassured to escape from your anxiety.
Ahhh! It all makes sense now. :)