> there is no law out there that denial always precedes acceptance. Yeah. "Denial, resistance, acceptance" -- isn't that from the six (or was it seven?) stages

> there is no law out there that denial always precedes acceptance. Yeah. "Denial, resistance, acceptance" -- isn't that from the six (or was it seven?) stages of grief? But grief is for something inevitable and irresistible, a fait accompli: When a loved one has died that has already happened and there is nothing you can do about it. Here, though, if enough of us think that our industry is going the wrong way, maybe we can still stop it.