K C Cheng (kccheng at postoffice.idirect.com) wrote:
: I do not care to prove to anyone with a prejudiced mind.
The standard complaint of crackpots - prejudiced minds. In other
words, you want listeners who know nothing about the subject so
you can mislead them easier.
: Did Newton
: ever care? No. Neither do I.
Another standard sign of crackpots -- comparing themselves with
famous scientists or other figures.
: But, let the responsible international =
: committees do the work.
This ought to be good. Which international committees? The
Flat Earth Society?
: For all I care, you can go dig Aristotle and
: never read my books.
Actually, I have read some of Aristotle's writings, but that was
nearly 25 years ago.
: Why should I care what books you read?
I listed them so you could attempt to provide convincing evidence
that your writings are more important.
: Why should
: I care whether you believe me? I don't owe you knowledge!
Another standard indication of the presence of crackpots -- they
alone have the knowledge and the rest of us should listen.
: Why just =
: never read mine instead of nagging me with your prejudices?
I must admit, I am prejudiced towards facts and knowledge. Too
bad you can't provide any.
: Your mind is
: more than made up even before reading them.
I didn't make up my mind until I looked at your web page and
tried to decipher it. I've often changed my mind after making
it up, but that requires strong reasons to do so.
: So long. No more from me.
Ta-ta.
: Maybe you have all the time on earth to nag others. I only have time to
: invent.
Yeah, sure.
: The rest is trivia, not worthwhile responding to.
You mean like pointing out [a very limited number of] your errors?
Eric Johnson