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Originally posted by aorAki
That was a disgustingly wrong video and I, for one, am upset that people peddle this crap.
As a geologist I can say that he is categorically wrong and that it wouldn't/doesn't stand up to rigid scrutiny...whereas...oh what's the point, I'm probably working for TPTB anyway.
Originally posted by makinho21
I'm pretty sure I stated that not having an education in a certain field does not mean you can't read and learn about said field and become familiar with it.
"Not that he doesn't have any knowledge of these areas. One can easily read literature and studies and grasp a pretty decent idea about a specific discipline."
However - you are wrong. I did read his bogus page and it made me gag. He writes with such ferocious smugness, that he thinks by insulting you and your ideas, he can present his garbage as a scientific alternative -
"one of the best ways to quickly identify a "crackpot" is by noting the emotional nature of the text." I keep this adage close at heart.
I found a board where Mr. Adams made an appearance and attempted to bolster his outrageous claims by again, simply trying to sound over-educated and superior to the other posters. You'll find his posts (under NealAdams) start about a third of the way down.
Originally posted by JaxonRoberts
And blind faith prevents you from ever seeing all the possibilities.
Originally posted by makinho21
reply to post by warrenb
Alright well I went and did a few searches myself. Please, enlighten me - if the earth is expanding why is there mountain building? Take the Rockies - sedimentary rock layers correlate to those of the adjacent Alberta plains. The Rockies were once flat and spread out, yet have been condensed and pushed upwards. If the earth was expanding, things would tend to "flatten" out.
Also - there is significant geophysical seismic data that shows oceanic crust UNDERNEATH the continental crust - That, my friend, is subduction. This cook tries to tell us subduction doesn't exist. Yarrrrrrrrr
-There are volcanic rocks close to subduction zones that are composed of both oceanic and continental. Why is that? Can we drop this garbage now. Thank you
Originally posted by warrenb
Originally posted by makinho21
I'm pretty sure I stated that not having an education in a certain field does not mean you can't read and learn about said field and become familiar with it.
"Not that he doesn't have any knowledge of these areas. One can easily read literature and studies and grasp a pretty decent idea about a specific discipline."
However - you are wrong. I did read his bogus page and it made me gag. He writes with such ferocious smugness, that he thinks by insulting you and your ideas, he can present his garbage as a scientific alternative -
"one of the best ways to quickly identify a "crackpot" is by noting the emotional nature of the text." I keep this adage close at heart.
I found a board where Mr. Adams made an appearance and attempted to bolster his outrageous claims by again, simply trying to sound over-educated and superior to the other posters. You'll find his posts (under NealAdams) start about a third of the way down.
How you read and interpret someone's writing is your own business.
Google made you an armchair expert did it?
great here's a diploma, now go forth and solve the mysteries that be.
Anyone can pose as anyone else on the interwebs. I would take such things with a grain of salt.
Twitter is a good example of this:
Companies Cope With Twitter Imposters
online.wsj.com...
Twitter Imposters - Watch Out
www.knecht-it.com...
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by makinho21
the only thing i'm going to explain to you.the undeniable fact that
by posting this, your still trying to convince yourself. so good luck w/ that.
[edit on 7-7-2009 by randyvs]
Originally posted by Angel Oneguff, lots of it.