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Old August 7th 03, 01:15 AM
Terrence Daniels
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"Michael Gardner" wrote in message
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In article EjeYa.82504$o%2.37988@sccrnsc02,
"Paul Maxson" wrote:


Probably a waste of time, but I think the Bible your ancestor occasionally
refers to says that the average person has a God-given obligation to help
those who clearly need help, so I might as well try... Besides, I'm killing
time at the moment:

1. You can "debate to learn"


You don't do that.

You do not have to prove you credential unless you are a Maxson. Double

standard.

You bet your ass, since several people here are "known quantities" with
actual engineering creds who answer questions about said credibiliy when
asked, unlike you & your kinfolk. Not to mention that most people here seem
SECURE in their credentials, instead of, say, reacting like a vampire under
a heat lamp when they get asked why they feel that they are qualified to
create fantasies about why a technical, scientific system designed by actual
engineers supposedly did the impossible. Y'all seem to have a real problem
with... You know... PROVING stuff. With EVIDENCE. That other people can
actually believe and even *gasp shock horror* independently verify.

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=evidence

If I came in here and made wild-ass claims that somehow the entire world was
really not functioning the way it was supposed to, I'd be asked to do the
same thing, no? Amazing how you are simultaneously

A. The only people who don't understand this and
B. The only people making wild claims that nobody can verify and
C. The only people actively pimping a book about your claims.

7. OM needs some serious counseling but the group is afraid of him.
I'm still working on why that is but I have a theory.


Afraid of him? Like he's going to bite me through the monitor? OM is OM.
Shrug. Funny you should mention anybody needing counseling... That's
downright perverse, considering the source.

As for the personal stuff... It's Usenet. That doesn't make it right, but
it's not like that's unprecendeted. Surely the same thing happens anywhere
you get people into groups?

Terrence Daniels
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1 Year at Northeastern University (dropped out & worked for a year)
Associate of Applied Arts in Computer Animation, March 2001, Art Institute
of Dallas
1 Semester at Framingham State College (currently attending)
Bachelor of Arts in Art expected in May 2004.
Disclaimer: I make no claims to be any smarter than your average
8-buck-an-hour stocker/cashier who's read a few books on technical stuff.