On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 14:22:21 -0600, Robert Juliano wrote
(in article ):

Therefore, As a certified teacher of Special Needs, I am making this
statement:

Based upon my 10 years experience in working with learning disabled
populations (including people with dyslexia), it is my opinion that the
person known as Brad Guth is not dyslexic. Brad Guth's sympotms a
-constant use of mild invective
-near total reliance on purple prose
-demonstratable lack of punctuation
-demonstratable reliance on 100+ sentences
-constant attention grabs
-apparent belief of superiority in specific subject knowledge, despite
contrasting facts
-internally constant, oral formuaic structure to most posts

Facts we in sci.space.* have known for years.

This could possibly point to a mental illness,

Gee, you think?!?!?

as opposed to a mere
learning disability. Many people with mental illness _may_ learn coping
skills, but this course is not a certain solution.

Do you have access to a copy of the DSM IV? I'd say Brad is already
very familiar with it, and I bet he's already been prescribed lots of
meds to deal with various diagnostic codes but refuses to take them.

Therefore, Brad, I strongly urge you to seek professional help.

You're far from the first to make such a suggestion.

--
Herb

There ain't no such thing as a free lunch.
~ RAH