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Originally posted by queenannie38
well, since you missed page 8 altogether, it certainly is possible you missed more than that, isn't it?
i have several, a lot, of comments to add to this thread but since i don't want to add to the post count of a thread that i feel is a true misrepresentation of what ATS intends to be and what i know it to be, more often than not, i am going to put all i can in one post and hopefully leave it at that
Originally posted by The_Zomar
I admit I did call people fools.
I simply can't understand how anyone could be offended from this thread. The only way you could be offended is if you immediately believed those photos to be real and found out that you are the kind of person that this thread was attempting to correct.
I am not out for laughs.
I am not saying UFO's don't exist.
And I wasn't trying to show my PS "skill"
Please read the entire thread before you post.
Esoteric Teacher - Please stop trying to derail my thread. I don't care about what photos of blobs you found on the internet. Whether it is a UFO or not, this isn't the thread to debate it. Make your own thread.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
reply to post by Esoteric Teacher
LMAO!!!!!
This is exactly why I was asking you to show me what you were talking about. Your specific examples are well, lacking at best? The OP never called anyone fools.
Originally posted by The_Zomar
I admit I did call people fools.
Originally posted by The_Zomar
I admit I did call people fools.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
reply to post by Esoteric Teacher
LMAO!!!!!
This is exactly why I was asking you to show me what you were talking about. Your specific examples are well, lacking at best? The OP never called anyone fools.
Originally posted by AlienCarnage
reply to post by queenannie38
OP = Original Poster
OT = Original Topic
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
I usually enjoy your posts quite a bit. This one...? Assumptions and delusions are two different things. "Misperceptions" is not a mental illness, symptom, or even a word.
misperceptions is not a word according to whom?
i think you may have contracted a misperception...
The English language.
mis·per·ceive (mspr-sv)
tr.v. mis·per·ceived, mis·per·ceiv·ing, mis·per·ceives
To perceive incorrectly; misunderstand.
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misper·ception (-spshn) n.
Source:www.thefreedictionary.com...
Can you read? You looked up "misperception' and provided the result of "mispercieve."
Not only are those two different words, neither of them is an English word. Try again.
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
keep laughing, even the openning poster disagrees with you, post right before yours (2 min difference), but plenty of time to read through the thread before relinquishing your credibility based upon the facts:
Originally posted by The_Zomar
I admit I did call people fools.
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
yes, i can read. & although the word you accuse me of using is not a word in your vocabulary, the link and the word according to a free online dictionary does exist, and at your request, i will try again:
misper·ception (-spshn) n.
Source:www.thefreedictionary.com...
Originally posted by adigregorio
Why do you try, that person has already admitted they do not read/research.
Remember, you have to hand everything to them on a silver platter!
Like the quotes from the OPer that show where he is a liar, and "picking on" others.
They just REFUSE to read them. Then they TELL us to do more reading...classic hypocrisy!
Fnord fnord, fnord fnord fnord? Fnord!
(EDIT To fix: Fjnord to Fnord)
[edit on 7/8/2010 by adigregorio]
Originally posted by adigregorio
reply to post by K J Gunderson
"I am going to ignore the meat of your post..."
(That is me pretending to be you!)
I am not going to hold your hand like a little baby, I already posted everything you are asking for. All you have to do is read, which you have said you are not going to do. I believe you said "Mmmm no, how about you post it again." (Or something to that effect.)
Again, I am not a kindergarten teacher. If you need help reading, I suggest hooked on phonics.
I will say I mildly enjoy watching you waffle back-and-forth trying to find a leg to stand on. (So I guess I can relate to the reason the OP made this thread. He said it himself, and it has been re-posted several times.)
EDIT (To Add: )
If you wish to continue (with me), then you need to explain how this thread is not against the rules. Since the OP knowingly posted false information. (Remember that rule #1 I quoted? The one where you ignored the meat, and cherry picked.)
[edit on 7/8/2010 by adigregorio]
[edit on 7/8/2010 by adigregorio]
Each of these photos were created by me. The stories are all fake.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
yes, i can read. & although the word you accuse me of using is not a word in your vocabulary, the link and the word according to a free online dictionary does exist, and at your request, i will try again:
misper·ception (-spshn) n.
Source:www.thefreedictionary.com...
If you could read you would see where I already acknowledged your
"source"
Give up.
misperception (n)
Synonyms: confusion, misunderstanding, mix-up, muddle, mistake, slip-up
Antonym: clarity
MSN Encarta Thesaurus Link: encarta.msn.com...
UNDERSTANDING CONFLICT
AND WAR: VOL. 3:
CONFLICT IN PERSPECTIVE (mandatory studies at the USAF Academy for Officers)
I have discussed the psychological conditions or causes of conflict of much current interest. There remain others that cannot be treated in the same detail, but nonetheless should be mentioned in conjunction with the conflict helix. These are misperception, dissonance, expectations, and righteousness.
By R.J. Rummel
Source/link: www.hawaii.edu...
USTR: A Lot Of Misperception Over ACTA, But We Won't Clear It Up Or Anything
from the um...-why-not? dept
Via Michael Geist, we're pointed to a short interview with a representative from the US Trade Reps office, where the issue over ACTA concerns is raised, and the response is almost comically ridiculous. Stan McCoy, the assistant US Trade Representative for intellectual property and innovation, responds to complaints by saying that there has been a lot of misrepresentation about ACTA and that it really has a lot about counterfeiting and isn't just about copyright.
You see, this is the point where Stan McCoy or Ron Kirk or anyone in the USTR's office should explain what those misperceptions are, by telling us what's actually being negotiated.
Link/source: www.techdirt.com...
Misperceptions About Interest-Only Mortgage Loans
NOTE: IF YOU WANT THE CRITICAL FACTS ABOUT INTEREST-ONLY WITHOUT ANY FRILLS, GO TO THE INTEREST-ONLY TUTORIAL.
April 8, 2003
I continue to be dumbfounded by the claims about interest-only loans reported to me by mortgage shoppers. Whether the claims originate with loan officers or, as one defensive loan officer suggested to me, they arise in the over-active imagination of shoppers who still believe in the tooth fairy, I can’t say for sure. Probably it is some combination of the two. All I know for sure is that misperceptions abound, and I keep running into more of them.
Source/link: www.mtgprofessor.com...
It is a truism that we see others through a lens distorted by our wishes, needs, and experience. Such misperception surely can be a base of conflict, for our actions follow our perceptions, and if we perceive others as evil and act accordingly, we will generate responses in kind. Some, like White (1966), have carried this truism to the highest level, arguing that wars, especially the conflict in Vietnam, are a consequence of misperception.
By R.J. Rummel
Source/link: www.hawaii.edu...
Misperception and hallucinations
There are no official statistics but it is clear that most ghost cases, when properly investigated, turn out to be caused by misperception.
Source/link: www.assap.org...
Misperception
Require object external to witness
Can be seen by multiple witnesses at once
Originates in brain from sensory input
Source/link: www.assap.org...
Misperception
As optical illusions illustrate, our brains can easily be fooled. Misperceptions are caused by ambiguous, insufficient or conflicting sensory information reaching our brains.
• Ambiguous sensory stimuli may present aspects of different objects, forcing our brains to decide which is really present
• When our brains get insufficient sensory information they may 'edit in' likely objects from memory to make sense of an experience
• Sensory conflicts may arise between different senses which our brains have somehow to resolve
Source/link: www.assap.org...
Misperception triggers
Though misperception has been studied quite extensively in the laboratory, it is not so well documented in the field. Perhaps this is a gap that paranormal researchers could fill! The following examples of visual misperception 'triggers' are anecdotal, so it should not be taken as a definitive or exhaustive list.
Source/link: www.assap.org...
Home » News » Psychotherapy News » Misperception of Weight Ups Teen Depression Risk
Misperception of Weight Ups Teen Depression Risk
By RICK NAUERT PHD Senior News Editor
Reviewed by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. on July 1, 2010
Correct the misperceptions, so the argument goes, and we will have made a gigantic step toward peace and harmony.
By R.J. Rummel
Source/link: www.hawaii.edu...
The misperception argument, unfortunately, neglects the overwhelming importance of realistic conflicts that are based on an actual clash of interests.
By R.J. Rummel
Source/link: www.hawaii.edu...
If, in fact, misperception is operating, we should focus not on misperception itself but on the operation of the whole field in relation to the specific external forces confronting it.
By R.J. Rummel
Source/link: www.hawaii.edu...
This balancing is the cauldron within which misperceptions become corrected. It is the test of their reality. Through mutual adjustment, an equilibrium is struck between mutual perceptions of capabilities, wills, and opposing interests, and cooperative behavior ensues.
By R.J. Rummel
Source/link: www.hawaii.edu...
Jervis: War and misperception
From WikiSummary, the Free Social Science Summary Database
wikisum.com...:_War_and_misperception
Originally posted by ChicUFO
WOW! Is anyone actually reading the OPs post?
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
EDIT (To Add: )
If you wish to continue (with me), then you need to explain how this thread is not against the rules. Since the OP knowingly posted false information. (Remember that rule #1 I quoted? The one where you ignored the meat, and cherry picked.)
That would be this.
Each of these photos were created by me. The stories are all fake.
Or do you need me to hold your hand, treat you like a baby, be your kindergarten teacher, or whatever other childish name calling attacks you resort to in order to get you to READ the OP?
1). Posting:You will not post any material that is knowingly false, misleading, or inaccurate. You will not solicit personal information from any member. You will not use information gathered form this website to harass, abuse or harm other people.