Well, that's interesting. That wasn't in my textbooks. It certainly makes Locke seem a bit more human. BTW, I've had a bee in my bonnet for years over example

Well, that's interesting. That wasn't in my textbooks. It certainly makes Locke seem a bit more human. BTW, I've had a bee in my bonnet for years over examples like this. So much stuff is edited out from what we are taught. Sure, this is trite and somewhat useless example but so often this is not the case. Another example is documentary footage: almost daily, one sees a tiny snippet of a scene cut of some important news or historical event which disappears within a second before one's taken the scene in. Why bother showing it if the scene is incomprehensible? What makes this so annoying is that we all know there's more footage as cameramen don't shoot scenes like that (they let the camera run as long as possibke). Unfortunately, the ordinary punter never gets to see the stuff that's left on the cutting room floor.