Brad Guth's Credentials

Right, and your 'work' is supported by how many other like-minded
engineers and scientists?
Eric Chomko,
Oddly, I've only utilized the hard-science of others, and of my
otherwise having been stuck with using the regular laws of physics as
provided by so many, such as Einstine and a few hundred folks that
which supposedly you seem to think know all there is to know.
Therefore, giving those sorts of folks the bumb's rush doesn't seem
right. But what do I know?

Obviously you're another one of those that don't believe in anything
that's having been perceived and thereby deductively interpreted by way
of human sight, or that of any other human senses. Why is that?

Why live a sequestered life that's based entirely upon that of
reaction, when a robust life of exploration, discovery and acceptance
is just around the next corner?

Why not chance benefiting humanity and that of our environment by way
of rocking a few boats?
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Brad Guth

Brad Guth ) wrote:
: Right, and your 'work' is supported by how many other like-minded
: engineers and scientists?
: Eric Chomko,
: Oddly, I've only utilized the hard-science of others, and of my
: otherwise having been stuck with using the regular laws of physics as
: provided by so many, such as Einstine and a few hundred folks that
: which supposedly you seem to think know all there is to know.
: Therefore, giving those sorts of folks the bumb's rush doesn't seem
: right. But what do I know?

The real question is, what are you pretending not to know?

: Obviously you're another one of those that don't believe in anything
: that's having been perceived and thereby deductively interpreted by way
: of human sight, or that of any other human senses. Why is that?

False. I believe in experimentatio.

: Why live a sequestered life that's based entirely upon that of
: reaction, when a robust life of exploration, discovery and acceptance
: is just around the next corner?

: Why not chance benefiting humanity and that of our environment by way
: of rocking a few boats?

Rocking a few boats is just fine, its falling off your rocker that leads
to trouble.

Eric

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: Brad Guth

tomcat wrote:
(((snips a tremendous amount of not so uselful info
tomcat


tomcat,

the problem is, brad guth is using attempts at erudition to promote
remarkably bad science.

Also, I find it very interesting that you use a variant of a brad put
down phrase.

If you want me to believe that you served in the armed services as a
pilot/aviator, please list:

Name
date of service entrance
DEROS
rank
unit
type of aircraft

otherwise, you're just another another person trying to play puff up games.

Appeals to unverified authority to defend bad science are altogether a
bad show.

Bob, 35h c-172u, 800h ex-ua

"tomcat" wrote in message
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So, tomcat, have you seen Brad's Venusians too?

Do armed, third-reich "men in black" trail you in their car like they do him?

What, precisely, about Brad's posts "make you think" as you put it?

On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 11:07:08 -0400, in a place far, far away, "I"
made the phosphor on my monitor glow in such a way as
to indicate that:

"tomcat" wrote in message
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What, precisely, about Brad's posts "make you think" as you put it?

The only thing that Brad's posts make me think is that Brad is nuts.

When it comes to Brad Guth, his post are far superior to most I
encounter. He deals with ideas and concepts, both critically and by
offering his own. I do not always, perhaps not even often, agree with
Brad, but his posts always make me think. This puts him in the top 1%
of Usenet Posters.
tomcat,
Thanks much, and I'll even have to share a similar degree of respect of
a similar basis on your behalf, whereas that's more than I could ask
for even if it's having to take whatever's critical though intended as
constructive, as it's worth my having taken such a constructive
butt-load of such Usenet flak. The only sour aspects are when those
stalking and topic/author bashing are not actually sharing squat as to
whatever it is that's responsible for having established their naysay
mindset. Therefore, it's been my obligation for picking up their
status quo flak and of returning the warm and fuzzy favor with all the
love and affection that I can muster, thus my need of all those lose
cannons.

I too don't give a flying hockypuck about the "credentials" of whomever
is sharing their best expertise or just their honest swag as to
whatever's constructively doable. If something isn't technically
doable, then I need to be informed as to the physics and/or
hard-science, as to why that's the case, other than being continually
slammed with the mainstream status quo of whatever infomercial-science
best covers thy NASA/Apollo infomercial butt.
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Brad Guth

Robert Juliano; the problem is, brad guth is using attempts at
erudition to promote remarkably bad science.

Also, I find it very interesting that you use a variant of a brad
put down phrase.
Dear rusemaster Robert Juliano,
Why have you utilized such a silly word for the meaning of "profound
knowledge"?

Only a certified MI6~NSA/CIA of a incest cloned spook would have
utilized that obscure word.

BTW; where have I once claimed or even suggested (other than in jest)
as being a keeper of such "erudition"?

Is being a certified LLPOF another one of the required credentials of a
good spook these days?
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Brad Guth

Brad Guth ) wrote:
: The real question is, what are you pretending not to know?
: Eric Chomko,
: There's actually a great deal that I don't know. That's why I'm
: suggesting more than my fair share of ideas and what seems as perfectly
: viable notions, and otherwise asking of others to pitch in with
: whatever good, bad or ugly yet constructive ideas and supposed
: expertise you've got to spare. Is that part of being "constructive"
: too much to ask for?

: False. I believe in experimentatio.
: In that case you just might have to use your eyes and/or accept the
: eyes of others, and perhaps even allow a pesky touch of deductive
: reasoning.

: Rocking a few boats is just fine, its falling off your rocker that leads
: to trouble.
: Try telling that one to our resident born-again LLPOF warlord(GW Bush)
: and his trusty sidekick Dick Cheney.

: BTW; when or where, if ever, have you rocked a boat?

On USENET, alt.conspiracy.jfk. I so upset this college professor from
Wisconsin, that he contacted the folks at U of MD. They held up giving me
my masters degree until I wrote a paper entitled, "The First Amendment,
Personal Resposnibility in the Information Age". It wasn't like I
hadn't already written enough papers! Held up my diploma until after the
summer session, rather than getting in the spring. No big deal now, but
was a pain in the ass month back then.

When haven't you rocked the boat?

Eric

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"Eric Chomko" wrote in message ...

On USENET, alt.conspiracy.jfk. I so upset this college professor from
Wisconsin, that he contacted the folks at U of MD. They held up giving me
my masters degree until I wrote a paper entitled, "The First Amendment,
Personal Resposnibility in the Information Age".

It's amazing how many twits proclaim that you're violating their "freedom of
speech" by criticizing them, then go on a jihad to have you fired/censured/
punished/etc., in effect trying to blacklist you - for practicing your own
freedom of speech!

This kind of nonsense is common over at U.M. - and one of the reasons
why what was once a fine school has become a joke.

Eric Chomko,
It's good to hear that your past efforts are making at least a minor
difference. Would you like to help and thereby share and share alike
upon making an even bigger difference?

When haven't you rocked the boat?
Good ship LOLLIPOP rocking is my middle name, it's apparently what I do
best.

BTW; why haven't you returned the favor as to that "college professor
from Wisconsin"?
I could even help dig up some dirt and to summarily torment that
obvious *******.
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Brad Guth