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Eeyore
- Jan 1, 1970
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BradGuth said:There's that crazy Zion jewboy again
Just why EXACTLY do you have such a downer on Jews ?
Graham
BradGuth said:There's that crazy Zion jewboy again
Just why EXACTLY do you have such a downer on Jews ?
Graham
Now you're being a silly jewboy or at least one of their brown-nosed
minions, arnt you.
Just why EXACTLY do you have such a downer on Jews ?
Graham
BradGuth said:You mean bad Jews. There's a difference between being a bad Jew and
being a good Jew, though obviously you and others of your kind haven't
noticed.
I'm actually down on most any faith-based bad guy or bad
girl that's knowingly taking advantage of others, as seems to be the
bad guy kind of trend that's running the rest of us amock/amuck. How
about yourself?
Eeyore said:Religion is fraud IMHO. I see much of its influence as being retrogressive.
Graham
Jeff said:We're working on bringing the Jewish religion up to date and
acceptable in a technology intensive society. For example:
<http://groups.google.com/group/comp.unix.sco.misc/msg/ccef57b1a28ed0fd>
No different from people in general.
Religion is fraud IMHO. I see much of its influence as being retrogressive.
We're working on bringing the Jewish religion up to date and
acceptable in a technology intensive society. For example:
<http://groups.google.com/group/comp.unix.sco.misc/msg/ccef57b1a28ed0fd>
BradGuth said:People in general do not put their own kind on a stick for a faith-
based PR stunt, and then proceed to remain in total denial, as well as
having been blaiming others for everything bad that happens, while
taking credit for each and every good thing that comes along. It's
also called being a faith-based and/or bigoted liar.
BradGuth said:That's a darn good one for the old faith-based gipper.
How about including some kind of internal/robo auto-policing of their
own kind?
- Brad Guth -
Religion is fraud IMHO. I see much of its influence as being retrogressive.
I was invited to consult with a middle eastern power, to teach them
picosecond electronics for their nuclear weapons program, for big
bucks. And I had the opportunity to sell to a major cigarette
manufacturer. Turned them both down.
And I sold several thousand end-use load survey meters used to analyze
power consumption and temperature data in homes and commercial
buildings. We're engineers here; we do things.
John
In sci.physics, John Larkin
<[email protected]>
wrote
It's remarkable how little you do understand.It's easy to imagine things when you are unencumbered by numbers.And what's this "Yid" obsession about? That makes as little sense as
the rest of your ravings.
Is it not obvious? Yids [*], of course, are preventing us
from building and then harvesting hydrogen peroxide from
these towers. It's all their fault.
It might be the yarmulkes, but it could be the dreidels.
Something about square spinning tops and wearing certain
headgear might hypnotize prospective investors into making
a beeline to the nearest oil well or coal mine instead of
doing the proper thing and building these towers.
Personally, I think hypnodisks and simple
chemistry/economics would be more effective, but what do
I know? I'm Yiddish, of course --BradGuthhas said so.
Mind you, I don't even have a yarmulke (though I do
have a baseball cap or two), and the closest thing I
have to a dreidel is a six-sided die, which I've lost
somewhere in this place of mine, along with the rest of
my Platonic-figured (aka Dungeons & Dragons) dice. Of
course, that shouldn't matter to a true bigot anyway...![]()
As for "spare energy"....I agree with Eeyore; we'll use
the surplus for various things, if there ever is one.
I'm not all that hopeful at this point, and in any event
supply and demand will balance things out -- electricity
will never be "too cheap to meter", as once claimed for
fission power.
BradGuthwrote:
Hey Braddie,
We LIKE what Bill has to say. He is an engineer, and often asks
pertinent, engineering questions on this forum (SED) that provoke
interesting discussions. He has also done MATH on his proposals, and
admits that some of them are a little over the top, but we respect his
ideas even as we critique them!
It is a whole different idea between "I don't think it will work." and
"What color is the sky on your planet?" ;-)
Charlie
BradGuthwrote:
You understand jack shit.
I think Willie Mook's ideas are very interesting. I hope it works out well for him.
Even if his solar cells turn out to be as efficient as he hopes it will takes decades
to manufacture enough to make even the tiniest dent in our energy needs. He would
certainly have to licence the process.
However, using them to make hydrogen would be a criminal waste of energy.
Graham
[email protected] posted to sci.electronics.design:
If you do not like the reception you get here do not post here.
Nobody here is forcing you to post here.
BradGuth said:But you folks never seem to support or otherwise promote, much less
constructively contribute as to anything Mook. Instead you
continually rant against and otherwise support the ongoing AGW
process, as well as otherwise favor the polluting and spendy status
quo of burning off fossil fuels in order to produce as much CO2 and
NOx regardless of the consequences, and you have no objections
whatsoever as to seeing a future of $1000/kg yellowcake that'll only
further insure that we'll have to pay $1/kwhr plus having another $1/
gallon of federal excise tax applied to whatever liquid fuel in order
to continually finance our global energy domination wars as based
almost entirely upon the sorts of lies which you folks continually
approve of. Why is that?
- Brad Guth -
BradGuthwrote:
You understand jack shit.
I think Willie Mook's ideas are very interesting. I hope it works out well for him.
Even if his solar cells turn out to be as efficient as he hopes it will takes decades
to manufacture enough to make even the tiniest dent in our energy needs. He would
certainly have to licence the process.
However, using them to make hydrogen would be a criminal waste of energy.
You'e out of your mind (I know, stating the obvious). "Mookie"
hasn't shared anything, other than hand waving. Patent numbers would
be a start.