On Wednesday, October 5, 2016 at 7:32:33 AM UTC+13, Fred J. McCall wrote:
William Mook wrote:

On Tuesday, October 4, 2016 at 7:37:21 AM UTC+13, Fred J. McCall wrote:
William Mook wrote:

Dude, if Sylvia was being rhetorical, there is no real answer.


Dude, you still don't understand her question.


She asked why. I answered it. You're the one making an ass of yourself..


Poor Mook still doesn't even understand the question.

Poor Fred still imagines he's an all powerful god who knows every person's thought. lol.





If Sylvia was truly wondering why you should take a rocket belt ride from lunar orbit and back many times rather than land once and stay put, I gave her the answer she asked for. Deal with it.


I don't think that's what she was wondering.


So?


So you didn't answer her question, dude. lol.

Sylvia asked why? in reply to my analysis of the use of rocket belts in Lunar Orbit to visit the moon. I took it as an honest question and pointed out that a person could land many times and in many places with a rocket belt while they could only land once in one place in a spaceship. That's because a spaceship uses more fuel than a rocket belt. The same way a city bus uses more fuel than a motorcycle.




I prefer to think Sylvia asks honest questions.


She did.


That's why I answered it.


Except you didn't.

I understand you think I didn't Fred, because you imagine you possess some sort of psychic power to divine what others think and feel - but I assure you sir - you are delusional.

You haven't even figured out what she asked you
yet.

You imagine that - but that is in your imagination only. That you believe it without question despite all evidence to the contrary, marks you off as a mad man.




You still don't get it.


You're still listening to your gut and thinking that's the real world.


Your head is still up your ass

No, its you - and you can't see it.

inspecting the interior of your gut and
thinking your delusions are the real world.

I'm not the one imagining I can magically read people's minds - you are.

--
"Ordinarily he is insane. But he has lucid moments when he is
only stupid."
-- Heinrich Heine