--- In [email protected], off_world_beings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> > wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], off_world_beings <no_reply@> > > wrote: > > > > > > The crash of 1987 was the only one that was considered > significant > > > since the crash of 1929....the crash of 1929 is how you framed > and > > > gave credence to your argument....by using false > statements.....and > > > decreasing your credibility on other matters. > > > > Just as an item of cult interest, the odd guy I studied > > with for a while (Rama/Dr. Frederick Lenz) actually > > claimed credit for causing the 1987 crash. Unlike in > > the TMO when *they* claim credit for such things, most > > of his students just nodded and said, "Yeah right, > > dude...now let's get back to talking about stuff you > > actually know something about." :-) > > > > But there were a few who bought it, and who undoubtedly > > buy it still. The desire for self importance ("I'm a > > member of the group that caused X to happen.") never > > ceases to amaze me. Whether it's the Biblethumpers > > claiming that God destroyed New Orleans to punish the > > city for its wicked ways or that the stock market's > > going up because a few people are silly enough to bounce > > around on their butts for several hours a day, it's > > always the same bottom line -- "*We* are important, > > because *we* are the cause of all this." Yeah right, > > dudes...now let's get back to talking about stuff you > > actually know something about.">> > > I have never had much faith in the theory of tying in stock markets > to group ME effects. But you seem to have gottn very agressive > towards me because I pointed out that the crash of 1987 which was > called the worst crash since 29, was not tied to any big HoE course > as you had claimed the big 7000 courses had caused the worst crash > since 29. Now you are all mad and trying to tie me into some group > mass delusion, when in fact I don't believe the stock market stuff. > > Mow lets back to something you actually know something about (your > words). You followed a guy who claimed he caused the markets to > crash, and you are tying ME effects directly to YF group size. > > OffWorld > Turq, do you want to try to handle this one? Or should I? Where to begin in unraveling Off's misreadings and misunderstanding?
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