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Re: Full face masks, from a viewpoint of an engineering student
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2016 8:14 pm
by palerider
McSleepy wrote:And I have - everything is backed up by a solid explanation. For those who are capable of understanding it. I'm not going to take extra time to go down to middle-school level science, I have better things to do than hang on message boards all day.
McSleepy
you've backed up nothing.
you've tossed out offhand theories about what *may* be happening, but you've got on proof, not even any evidence of what actually happens.
it's easy to throw out theories, and you've proved that it's much harder to back them up.
what is clear is that your understanding of the practical aspects of cpap therapy is lacking.
as to hanging out, you've been more than willing to repeatedly restate nothing, which in itself is telling.
Re: Full face masks, from a viewpoint of an engineering student
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2016 8:18 pm
by Goofproof
Are you sure you aren't the same folks, that meant in Paris, and wasted all that time argueing about the shape of the table, while i was in Viet Nam? Jim
Re: Full face masks, from a viewpoint of an engineering student
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2016 8:26 pm
by McSleepy
Goofproof wrote:Are you sure you aren't the same folks, that meant in Paris, and wasted all that time argueing about the shape of the table, while i was in Viet Nam? Jim
No, he is one, but I'm not the other. As evidenced by all of his other activity - never backing up any of his statements, made in countless other threads, but constantly asking others to do it when they don't happen to agree with his limited understanding of the world. One can have some fun nice in awhile.
McSleepy
Re: Full face masks, from a viewpoint of an engineering student
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2016 8:54 pm
by palerider
McSleepy wrote:As evidenced by all of his other activity - never backing up any of his statements, made in countless other threads, but constantly asking others to do it when they don't happen to agree with his limited understanding of the world. One can have some fun nice in awhile.
McSleepy
you don't get it, do you?
YOU make the half ass assertion based on some likely dimly understood, though valid (if unrelated) principles, it's your responsibility to back up your assertion.
which everyone can see you've failed to do.
Re: Full face masks, from a viewpoint of an engineering student
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2016 9:20 pm
by McSleepy
palerider wrote:McSleepy wrote:As evidenced by all of his other activity - never backing up any of his statements, made in countless other threads, but constantly asking others to do it when they don't happen to agree with his limited understanding of the world. One can have some fun nice in awhile.
McSleepy
you don't get it, do you?
YOU make the half ass assertion based on some likely dimly understood, though valid (if unrelated) principles, it's your responsibility to back up your assertion.
which everyone can see you've failed to do.
It seems like you do get it, which is exactly why you are skirting the issue - not in this thread, take any other, you never back to such extent any of the multitude of statements you make; nowhere near as much as I have backed mine here, yet your only argument is "go prove it in excruciating detail". I don't have time to go down to middle-school science and write dissertations - no one is going to do that - just because you asked. That is pure destructive behavior. As for what everyone sees - I think many people understood my point, but you - didn't.
McSleepy
Re: Full face masks, from a viewpoint of an engineering student
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2016 10:25 pm
by palerider
McSleepy wrote:It seems like you do get it, which is exactly why you are skirting the issue - not in this thread, take any other, you never back to such extent any of the multitude of statements you make;
I'm quite happy to provide reference, for example, the other day when I alleged that the climateline max larger heated hose for resmeds was introduced for bilevel users at higher pressures, and Pugsy called me on it, so I did a bit of digging and provided the humidifier accessory page from resmed where it says just that,
that's how it works, I made an allegation, someone doubted it, and I did not do like you've done here and simply repeat myself over and over,
I provided substantiating evidence. you have not.
McSleepy wrote:yet your only argument is "go prove it in excruciating detail".
no, my "argument" is that I don't believe that your theory holds water, I don't believe that the principles you've tossed around would have a meaningful effect on therapy.... and you've done
nothing to show that they would. a simple calculation to support your hypothesis is not "excruciating detail".
McSleepy wrote:I don't have time to go down to middle-school science and write dissertations - no one is going to do that - just because you asked. That is pure destructive behavior.
no, that's *science* you propose a hypothesis and then you provide evidence to back it up. unless you're just too lazy, or you *can't* back it up.
Re: Full face masks, from a viewpoint of an engineering student
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2016 7:18 am
by ckeith
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Re the
Pilerider'
tl424 wrote:
No need to be an asshole, I'm asking a fairly innocent question, not hurting anybody..
WRONG
This
FOOL
- Pilerider - has every
need to be an
Asshole! - It is after all
, WHAT he is ! - a total waste of
human flesh
He is either
unaware or
cares not, as to any
damage that might be done with his
Ignorant
& Arrogant
insults
He simply likes to strut about laying his
smarmy Piles on the street of public discourse
- playing the
Big
Shot
eg
palerider wrote:
...I don't know about YOUR head, but mine isn't filled with air,.....
WOW - IS HE EVER WRONG ON THAT SCORE !
His head is not only full of air
, of a decidedly
warmer temperature
, but his
mouth is full of
something else
, that will probably get me censored
& deleted if
I mention exactly what it is
It would be nice if some of these
throwbacks became aware of the
fact that people come to this
.......................................forum for
Help & Advice - And not to be
Insulted & Abused
.
Re: Full face masks, from a viewpoint of an engineering student
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2016 8:12 am
by ChicagoGranny