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"George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > "don findlay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > > > > > When I read some real science on your web site, I'll let you know. > > > > "*Real* science"? What's that George? You mean the science that > > begins with the observations of other people. People you can refer to > > and make lists of? Lots of references, is that what you like? And > > what you think makes science 'real'? > > No. That makes it credible. That's your problem - no credibility > whatsoever. Your web site contains no math, no numbers, no charts, no > statistics, no literature review, and no references. Just colorful drawings > and a lot of bad-mouthing those with whom you disagree. And you think that > makes you credible? That's what happens when a burned out field technician > conducts shoddy research and then trys to spin it as science . Its kind of > like a janitor trying to operate a particle accelerator. I think you should > go back to school and learn how to do technical writing. What you write is > very unprofessional, to say the least. > > You have stated in the past that you don't publish anything in professional > papers because you don't like agree with publishing methods, etc. I think > you don't publish in professional papers anymore, and post this crap on the > internet because no one will touch it. And they shouldn't. Why? Because > it is unprofessionally compiled, poorly written, contains unsubstantiated > and/or erroneous information, and as written, is unverifiable. It is, > however, certifiable. And so are you. But you've heard this all before, > right? PS. It was Powerpoint - (not pdf). For slides. That you can show to a thousand people at a time, rather than vicariously read. Late at night. On your own. > _________________________________________________________________________ > Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different > results - Albert Einstein Why do you keep objecting George. Why don't you just accept the fait accompli?
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