... because his was 'peer-reviewed'? We know how much you like that.editor said:Hey! How about you answer my point? Tell me why I should ignore the research of highly qualified experts in FEMA and NIST in preference to the university-unapproved witterings of one guy.
Try this then:editor said:Hey! How about you answer my point? Tell me why I should ignore the research of highly qualified experts in FEMA and NIST in preference to the university-unapproved witterings of one guy.
PS Your deluded ramblings sure aren't 'touching a nerve' but they're sure tickling my funnybone.
gurrier said:I understood that you were claiming to have the laws of the universe on your side. I merely expressed the opinion that this opinion is world-class lunacy..
gurrier said:You're not sounding any saner.....
gurrier said:You still haven't situated it within the broad church that is called neuro-science. My skepticism comes from the fact that there are all sorts of nonsense that call themselves neuro-science and that real neuro-science is hard and requires a pretty good grasp of reality which I have not seen you demonstrate..
gurrier said:Teachers oppressing you by limiting the course to evidence based science? They must be in on the anti-truth seeker conspiracy..
gurrier said:gatekeepers = people who laugh at theories that have no evidence behind them.
oh gosh don't do that, he'll simply search the list for the least-appropriately qualified person on it, my guess is he'll pick the kinesiologist... it doesn't bother him that people with absolutely impeccable credentials such as 'Star Wars' creator Robert Bowman are dismissing the official story... but when he finally does acknowledge the truth - editor will say he never believed the official story in the first place...Prole said:Try this then:
http://www.physics911.net/spine.htm
I have no idea what the brain as a wave resonancy model is. Is it something to do with telepathy?Azrael23 said:I`m doing a BSc in Neuroscience. I have no specialism. If I did it would be the brain as a wave resonancy model. If you have an opinion on that, great. As it is, I learn what I`m told to learn. So I have no idea what your point is?
Prole said:Try this then:
http://www.physics911.net/spine.htm
gurrier said:I have no idea what the brain as a wave resonancy model is. Is it something to do with telepathy?
Have you actually checked the credibility, relevance and the qualifications of that bunch of people?Prole said:Try this then:
http://www.physics911.net/spine.htm
Was he the one posting on the invisible bulletin boards that you claimed you read but suddenly forgot about - and then, when challenged, you said you could find no trace of ever existing anywhere on the web, ever?Jazzz said:Peter Kirsch, our forensic pathologist.
Remember him?
Yes, he was the one that never existed according to you!
Well at least I don't have to pay out on my 73 trillion to one odds.Azrael23 said:Your best starting place is a book called The Field by Lynne McTaggart.
It's not me making big claims, bubba.Azrael23 said:And who cares what the progenitor of a fake lefty forum thinks?
gurrier said:Well at least I don't have to pay out on my 73 trillion to one odds.
From Amazon: "McTaggart, an investigative journalist (What Doctors Don't Tell You), describes scientific discoveries that she believes point to a unifying concept of the universe, one that reconciles mind with matter, classic Newtonian science with quantum physics and, most importantly, science with religion. At issue is the zero point field, the so-called "dead space" of microscopic vibrations in outer space as well as within and between physical objects on earth. These fields, McTaggart asserts, are a "cobweb of energy exchange" that link everything in the universe; they control everything from cellular communication to the workings of the mind, and they could be harnessed for unlimited propulsion fuel, levitation, ESP, spiritual healing and more. Physicists have been aware of the likelihood of this field for years, McTaggart writes, but, constrained by orthodoxy, they have ignored its effects, which she likens to "subtracting out God" from their equations."
It's amazing that an investigative journalist can have such a much better grasp on the fundamental laws of the universe than every single physicist in the world. I suppose she is, however 'unconstrained by orthodoxy' and that gives her a head-start over those people who publish in peer-reviewed journals.
1. That's not science, it's just hocus pocus.
2. If there is a university or college who are accepting money for awarding BSc.s in this 'field' you should get on to the fraud squad.
editor said:It's not me making big claims, bubba.
See the difference yet?
He was the one that, if I remember rightly, declared that the dead bodies presented by the USG were not consistent with being Uday Hussein and... what was the name of the other one, Qusay.editor said:Was he the one posting on the invisible bulletin boards that you claimed you read but could suddenly forgot about - and then, when challenged, you said you could find no trace of ever existing anywhere on the web, ever?
Perhaps you can finally point me in the direction of these boards now?
And show me some of his published papers?
I could use peer reviewed studies to wipe my ass - it doesn't make my shit science.Azrael23 said:Well actually she uses your holy of holies, peer reviewed studies, from places like stanford and yale to make her point.
Theories backed by evidence.Azrael23 said:Whats "science"? Please enlighten me.
gurrier said:Theories backed by evidence.
But I should 'give a shit' what you have to say on the matter? Or any matter come to think of it.editor said:Have you actually checked the credibility, relevance and the qualifications of that bunch of people?
I mean, who the fuck gives a shit what a fucking technician at some obscure school called Barrington High has to say on the subject?
Or some Swedish computer nerd? Or this nutjob , or (spare us) David fucking Shayler?
Which information we call 'evidence'.Azrael23 said:Science is information obtained via systematic experimentation and analysis. Its not some kind of alternative to religion, I hate the dogma inherent in the scientific community....
gurrier said:Which information we call 'evidence'.
No idea what you're on about.Azrael23 said:Well the left/right paradigm is false. Thats an observation, not a claim.
You have a lefty forum no?
So you have a false lefty forum.
The vast, vast majority of posters here have no interest in seeing these boards becoming a magnet for conspirloons like you to endlessly regurgitate your embarrassingly vacuous and deluded fantasies.Azrael23 said:Even if your not open minded enough to allow real evolution of the community.
editor said:Go start your own boards if you think you're so fucking clever.
Once again, could you point me in the direction of some his published papers, please?Jazzz said:I didn't claim to have read the original source of his comment, and couldn't find it, but I saw no reason to think that that meant HE AND HIS COMMENTS NEVER EXISTED which was something you made of point of mentioning on pretty much every thread I posted on for years later!
Shall we send him an email?
<applauds>Prole said:But I should 'give a shit' what you have to say on the matter? Or any matter come to think of it.
Have you at least watched Loose Change?
http://www.policestateplanning.com/loose_change_ii.htm
Face it. Even you must be embarrassed by some of the names on that site.Prole said:But I should 'give a shit' what you have to say on the matter? Or any matter come to think of it.
Found those published papers yet?Jazzz said:<applauds>
editor said:Face it. Even you must be embarrassed by some of the names on that site.
A fucking college technician!!!
What papers? Must you have had papers published to be a forensic pathologist? What are you saying exactly?editor said:Found those published papers yet?
Jazzz said:You could just acknowledge that the man you had proclaimed NEVER EXISTED actually does exist after all, but you aren't big enough