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Lucyhere wrote:

Guest wrote:

silversleeper wrote:de·lu·sion·al
dəˈlo͞oZH(ə)nəl/Submit
adjective
characterized by or holding idiosyncratic beliefs or impressions that are contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder.
"hospitalization for schizophrenia and delusional paranoia"
based on or having faulty judgment; mistaken.
"their delusional belief in the project's merits never wavers"

BEWARE there are a fair amount of people who fit that description here on this forum and elsewhere on the internet.

I agree with you. That said, even the most da looZH(a)nal among us finally gets it and knows when it's time to quit. Maybe.

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See You Later! When You Get BACK! Jim

When the delusional believe they hold the moral and truthful high ground, reality has no place in their hierarchy of evaluations, in other words don't hold your breath for them to leave, unless you want a poorly typed incoherent lecture on the upmost importance of low SPO2.

xxyzx,

Where have you ever proved the veracity of your assertions. Anyone can make statements without any back-up. You say you are a licensed engineer. Show us your license. You say you are a PhD and even though you do pile it higher and deeper, show us your diploma. Show us where you got the information for any of the statements that you make or the logic or the math that you used to come to any conclusion.

I will bet that we never see any of these, which makes you a simple liar.

Although I have been a member for 6 or 7 years, I do not follow this forum much so I am unfamiliar with everyone. I do not know what xyz... has posted to warrant criticism. As an engineer who loves to analyze the confliction caused by technical disputes versus personalities, I would be happy to examine if someone could point to a model thread.

That's kinda the point... I doubt if there's one thread in the past mo. he hasn't posted on... many, many times, and I think they may decide to name the forum after him!

Julie wrote:That's kinda the point... I doubt if there's one thread in the past mo. he hasn't posted on... many, many times, and I think they may decide to name the forum after him!

In Korean? Jim

Marillion wrote:I read his posts for entertainment value. But you are right Julie. The real worry is the bad information he can (does) give to newbies.

I'm not sure if the owners of this site can or will do anything here,

they could, alas, they just don't care.

TedVPAP wrote:Although I have been a member for 6 or 7 years, I do not follow this forum much so I am unfamiliar with everyone. I do not know what xyz... has posted to warrant criticism. As an engineer who loves to analyze the confliction caused by technical disputes versus personalities, I would be happy to examine if someone could point to a model thread.

just start reading: search.php?author_id=81876&sr=posts

TedVPAP wrote:Although I have been a member for 6 or 7 years, I do not follow this forum much so I am unfamiliar with everyone. I do not know what xyz... has posted to warrant criticism. As an engineer who loves to analyze the confliction caused by technical disputes versus personalities, I would be happy to examine if someone could point to a model thread.

As you can see from his posts, he isn't someone that is worth taking seriously. He clearly has some kind of mental deficiencies. But I do enjoy reading his posts for the entertainment value. Although I kind of feel bad in a way since it's pretty much like laughing at the antics of the "slow kid" in class. Guilty pleasure I guess. As long as everyone corrects all the bad advice he posts no harm done I suppose.

I just called out the use of the word "libtard" in another thread, saying it's a made-up word, part of urban slang. He told me I was wrong and it is a real word. I pointed out that it's not in Merriam-Webster, Oxford or Cambridge dictionaries. And yes, I took the time to look it up in all of them.

Not a real word. That's an example of where he is disseminating inaccurate information.

I have a hard enough time with the horrible grammar, horrible spelling and just overall HORRIBLE writing that is so prevalent today. But using made-up words like they are real words? Yuck.

it's not only entertaining - it's actually enlightening

As I'm from europe I was always wondering about how trump "acts" (behave would be too much to say) ... now I can understand why.

Madalot wrote:I just called out the use of the word "libtard" in another thread, saying it's a made-up word, part of urban slang. He told me I was wrong and it is a real word. I pointed out that it's not in Merriam-Webster, Oxford or Cambridge dictionaries. And yes, I took the time to look it up in all of them.

Not a real word. That's an example of where he is disseminating inaccurate information.

I have a hard enough time with the horrible grammar, horrible spelling and just overall HORRIBLE writing that is so prevalent today. But using made-up words like they are real words? Yuck.

But it's so descriptive, it's a perfect word for that mindset! I'll add it to my Street Dictionary. Jim

Right above, Liberturd, also discriptive when the first is too light.

He has been a member of the forum for a little over two months, and has made over five hundred posts. He must be bored and have nothing else to do. It looks like this is his new hobby. Many of his post remind us how smart and well educated he is. If he were as smart and educated as he claims to be, what he posts would show it. From my past experiences, anyone who has to constantly remind people how smart they are, normally aren't.

Marillion wrote: . . . As long as everyone corrects all the bad advice he posts no harm done I suppose. . . .

The fact that corrections need to be made---in order to prevent the intent of this forum from being subverted--is disturbing.
The quantity of the corrections that need to be made is appalling!
I do hope that no one is HARMED by following his horribly WRONG advice,
but I imagine his real identity can be discovered, should a lawsuit be deemed necessary.

xxyzx wrote:

Goofproof wrote:

Madalot wrote:I just called out the use of the word "libtard" in another thread, saying it's a made-up word, part of urban slang. He told me I was wrong and it is a real word. I pointed out that it's not in Merriam-Webster, Oxford or Cambridge dictionaries. And yes, I took the time to look it up in all of them.

Not a real word. That's an example of where he is disseminating inaccurate information.

I have a hard enough time with the horrible grammar, horrible spelling and just overall HORRIBLE writing that is so prevalent today. But using made-up words like they are real words? Yuck.

But it's so descriptive, it's a perfect word for that mindset! I'll add it to my Street Dictionary. Jim

Right above, Liberturd, also discriptive when the first is too light.

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it will be in them by next year

Never answered me yesterday. What time is it now in Hilo?