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Bacle H

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plutonium Repeatedly offers his/her Opinion. Why?
Posted: Nov 11, 2012 2:01 AM

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plutonium wrote, in part:

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Alright, Frederick, I would not fire you, but scolded you for wasting
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Again, plutonium: yours is an opinion of someone who:

1)Has never had a job other than as a dishwasher, let alone an academic job.

2)Has no advanced degrees.

3)Has not had papers published in neither a school paper, an industry journal,

let alone a peer-reviewed journal.

4)Has no ethics.

So your opinion is , really, of little import to anyone, as there is zero

evidence that you have any worth whatsoever.
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> If you have something to say in science, say it so that it has some
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Like this, e.g:

http://mathforum.org/kb/thread.jspa?threadID=2413807

(courtesy of adamk)
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> Your above is a worthwhile reply for it has content and meaning.

Which is more than one can say about ** all your posts put together**

So
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> Now as for your above, I do not believe Old Math ever considered lines
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Wrong as usual.

and that the intersection maybe empty space. At
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> least I never saw anyone with writings to that idea.

Not knowing has never stopped you from commenting -- on the contrary, actually.

>But I never took
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> idea of lines as successive numbers and empty space between.

Big mouth, a lot of talk, before doing any serious research -- this is

yet another reason why your opinion matters so little to , well, anyone.

Question: has anyone ever actually _asked_ for your opinion?

I mean, I'm curious, since you offer your opinion so freely to anyone,

you must , for some reason unknown to me, believe someone, anyone cares

about what you have to say. Would you explain what makes you think anyone

does care about your opinion?
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> Of course in Physics that is the normal thought because of quantum
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Here you embarrass yourself again, and show, yet again, that you have

no idea of what you're talking about, yet you make these categorical

statements before , if ever, bothering to inform yourself.
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