Re: Why Roger Clough's Posts are impossible to understand without severe brain damage.

2013-08-02 Thread Quentin Anciaux
You can add in your mail client a rule that just drop everything that's
coming from Roger, that's what I did...

If nobody answers him, he'll stop posting... if he doesn't well I don't
see his mails anymore.

Quentin


2013/8/2 freqflyer07281972 thismindisbud...@gmail.com

 There are two different, yet equally fruitless ways of conceiving why
 Roger Clough bothers to post garbage all over what used to be a very bright
 and interesting list.

 One, he is old and retired, so he has little else to fill his days.

 The other reason is that he thinks his ideas have some kind of merit, and
 he self-deceptively thinks they smack of some brilliance that is opaque to
 others.

 According to Roger, everything that was ever thought or will be thought
 that had any merit was thunk up by Leibniz, a german fancy boy from the
 1500s who had a major hard-on for god-centric explanations of the universe.
 The fact that Roger has a major hard-on for fancy boys from the 1500s and
 has little of any original thinking to bring the the table himself should
 indicate to you the staleness of his thinking.

 Roger frequently makes vague pronouncements about 'what Leibniz thought,'
 punctuated by casual anti-semitism and political bear baiting. Rarely,
 though, is any of this backed up by sustained argument or evidence. It is
 as though you are witnessing a man in a fugue state, unaware that he makes
 no sense but believing strongly that he has the secret keys to the palace
 of universal knowledge.


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Fwd: Fw: [Theoretical_Physics] Re: [4DWorldx] Fw: Re: Re:[Theoretical_Physics_Board] OK, but think about this

2013-08-02 Thread Richard Ruquist
This may explain everything- pun intended

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 Hi Chaotic Inflation

I've been on anti-depressants for 30 years and would
be dead without them.



Dr. Roger B Clough NIST (ret.) [1/1/2000]
See my Leibniz site at
http://independent.academia.edu/RogerClough


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Yes, the sad fact is that most psychotropic drugs dont cure anything but
put people in a state of sluggishness that makes them not really care about
anything.



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I tried once. Makes you very dull and uncreative.
Anna

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I agree, I think they have good intentions however the end result would be
disastrous. Although not all have good intentions, some have argued that
introducing lithium would be a good way to ensure compliance and curb
anti
authoritarian behavior


 From: Roger Clough
To: theoretical_physics_board

Sent: Thursday, August 1, 2013 5:45
AM
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[Theoretical_Physics_Board] OK, but think about this



Hi Chaotic Inflation

Lithium carbonate is a poison for most of us.
Even for those with
bipolar depression, it needs to be carefully monitored,
and they
can't be already taking it.

Dr. Roger B Clough NIST (ret.)
[1/1/2000]
See my Leibniz site
at
http://independent.academia.edu/RogerClough


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Probably lol- what's your
position on some psychiatrists' wanting lithium in the water supply
though?



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Clough
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2013 2:16 AM
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about this




Hi Chaotic Inflation

It won't make people happy, but putting contraceptives in the
drinking water should
stop over-population.


Dr. Roger B Clough NIST (ret.) [1/1/2000]
See my Leibniz site at
http://independent.academia.edu/RogerClough


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The problem is, what works in a petri dish is time limited-
those studies only go forward for a few months, while years down the line,
things can be much different- and I contend this is exactly why we've seen
much
higher rates of certain illnesses. Man, reading that story about Agent
Orange
and the 200,000 kids born with birth defects really turned my stomach, and
Monsanto had to shell out 230 million in a settlement and yet still denied
responsibility? Evil endures. And now that glysophate has stopped working
they
want to use it on crops- what?! Haha, expect that company to be blown out
of
existence in the next few years. Dont think many tears will be shed.



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This is actually
a heck of a topic

Because... Malthusians do the math,
right or wrong, they still do it...

What works in a
Petri-dish works for us too ?

Likely so

EXCEPT - we are good at inventing new corn and wheat, right or wrong
at that too,
we still feed more people than have seemingly ever even
existed in entire 

Re: [Swines] Human teleportation into space slower than walking(?)

2013-08-02 Thread spudboy100
I feel there is, in the sense that as masters degree students, they know what 
they know, and don't know what they don't know. The did their best with the 
well-known knowledge we possess today. Yes, I am counting there will be large 
modifications in our understanding of physics in the generations and centuries 
to come. Optimistic in the very long term.



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Is there any merit to this paper?


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Re: The deadly legacy of another lib, Rachel Carson

2013-08-02 Thread Craig Weinberg


On Thursday, August 1, 2013 9:35:18 AM UTC-4, Alberto G.Corona wrote:

 Thanks Roger for denouncing the fear induced by liberals and their 
 negative religions, but this is not the appropriate place.



It doesn't appear that Roger cares about whether this is an appropriate 
place - which reflects his ideology very well. All mouth and no ears.

Craig
 

  
 Anyway:
  
 http://youtu.be/MDCCvOv3qZY?t=1h39s
  
  


 2013/7/31 Roger Clough rcl...@verizon.net javascript:

  *The deadly legacy of another lib, Rachel Carson* 

 Because of Rachel Carson, who is thought by some to have made up some if not 
 all  

 of the data in her book Silent Spring, DDT is now illegal in Africa and 
 most other  

 places.  Thus  

 Even though welfare organizations are frantically handing out mosquito 
 netting,   

 a child dies every minute from malaria.   

 Malaria claims 660,000 lives per year, 90% of those in Africa.   
 more than 1400 kids lose their lives to a mosquito bite every day.  

 In addition, Nile fever  is growing in incidence now in America.  
 Robins, whom Carson supposedly helped to save,  
 are known, along with finches and some other birds,  
 to serve as reservoirs for the spread of Nile Fever  
 and possibly Denghy fever, a painful disease of the joints.  
 I noticed that here in MD, my back yard is a favored hangout for  
 robins and yellow finches.  

 Authorities believe that a good way to combat this is to increase 
 the diversity of birdlife. since not all birds serve as reservoirs.
  
 I wouldn't be surprised to learn that deer, who already are known
 to spread Lyme disease, might also be reseervoirs for Nile and Denghy
 fever. 
   




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Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread Craig Weinberg
No, it wuz the Libruls and their evil propaganda against delicious DDT. 

On Friday, August 2, 2013 1:35:31 AM UTC-4, freqflyer07281972 wrote:

  Because of Roger Clough, a less than mediocre Lutheran apologist who 
 considers himself an astute interpreter of Leibniz, a formerly bright 
 corner of the internet, the Everything List, has gone mostly dark due to 
 the intellectual torpor and carelessness that seems to surround everything 
 Clough says like the clouds of pestilence that surround the four horses of 
 the apocalypse. 

 I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Roger is a rather lonely man who 
 feels empty inside and yet also feels an irrational compulsion to flee this 
 emptiness by trying hard to wrap it up in pseudo-profound mumbo jumbo and 
 foist it on poor, unsuspecting readers of reading lists.

 RIP Everything List 


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Couple of Posts

2013-08-02 Thread Craig Weinberg
 *Relativity and Reality

*

To what does relativity relate? Before there can be relation there must be 
presence, and before a presence can relate to another presence, there must 
be a capacity for detection of some kind. Even collision of bodies should 
not be taken for granted in physics. It is a testament to our imagination 
that we can conceive of a universe that happens without any participants - 
with only there and then, but no here and now to put them in their place. 
What is required instead is an imagination of empathy, to trace the origins 
of our own consciousness not to the dots and dashes of information 
gathering instruments developed for our bodies to use, but to our own 
native information gathering capacities. Whether photons are really things 
or not, no model of the universe can be complete without fully explaining 
the relationship of photons to the phenomenon that we see as light. 
Whatever it is that we see cannot be excluded from any complete description 
of the universe.

An early 
diagramhttp://multisenserealism.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/seemap22.jpgof 
the MSR Theory of Everything suggests an equivalence of perception and 
relativity. Without getting too deep into the subject, it can be said that 
any discussion of relativity entails the use of a reference point, a so 
called ‘inertial frame’ within which phenomena tend to cohere together and 
share a common velocity. Even in a speeding train, the coffee in the cup 
can remain fairly settled on the tray in front of us. So long as the 
velocity of the train is maintained, we can’t tell by looking at the cup 
whether the train is stationary, or moving, or moving on top of another 
train which is moving even faster. Without this kind of orienting framing 
principle, there would be no ‘thing’ to relate to any other thing; no place 
to move toward or away from. Relativity requires an anchor, and for reasons 
which I will get into soon, the anchor of quantitative properties cannot 
itself be quantitative but must instead be perceptual in nature. General 
Relativity relies on Proprietary Relativity, aka, private perception. This 
should not be taken as an endorsement of anthropocentric idealism, or 
deism, or any other effort to fictionalize physical realism, but is instead 
a suggestion of pansensitivity with sense as both the universal law and the 
local participant.

Relativity is anchored not only the law of inertia, but the consequences of 
it in sequestering physical tendencies into semantically stable ‘places’ 
which relate *to* each other, and *through* each other. This should be 
understood as a kind of sensitivity or awareness on the grandest, most 
public scale. It implies a translucence of mass and momentum in which the 
grandeur of events is implicitly and palpably present.

Relativity refers to the underlying nature of place and pace as it is 
defined by matter and energy. Matter and energy create the spacetime 
context by their relation with each other. The title *General Relativity*, 
just as words in the English language, infers a generalized or universal 
quality of relating which is dynamic. It’s not a static property of general 
related-ness, but rather it is an active responsiveness of all phenomena in 
relation to each other. The -ivity suffix of relativity treats relation as 
a verb, not a noun. What we observe is that in measurements where distance 
and time are precisely recorded, the classically held immutables of space 
and time actually bend and warp to reflect the presence of mass, gravity, 
and velocity.

I think that this is what shocked the world about Einstein’s vision. He 
conceived that the metric itself, the abstract ‘rigid body’ of measurement 
which comprised the firmament of classical mechanics…that infinite set of 
Cartesian coordinates actually warped its contours around things, not the 
other way around. The plenum of space and time is only a measure of 
variations in scale and frequency among repeating effects that were 
happening to objects. The universe was not something happening in an empty 
box, it was boxing itself from the inside out.

Special Relativity showed that the relativity of uniform motion observed by 
Galileo and the classical notion of invariant time had to be extended to 
accommodate the absoluteness of the speed of light. Einstein’s four 
dimensional space-time ‘mollusk’ describes what is understood to be an 
invariant space-time interval. Why is the speed of light absolute though? 
What mechanically makes time dilate or length contract?

If my view is on the right track, the reason why the speed of light is 
absolute is because light is not a thing, it is the sensitivity of matter 
across its own created distance. The reason that Relativity works is 
because the universe makes sense of itself, and is ignorant of itself on 
every level. This is what relativity and perception are all about. It is 
interesting that the deepest truths of Einstein and the deepest truths of 

Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread spudboy100

On DDT, because it hasn't been used in Africa to supress the Anopholes 
misquito, millions have died. and yeah, Craig, it was to assuage Progressive's 
sensibilities, so we won't have a Silent Spring. It reminds me of Mao's Great 
Leap Forward from 1958-62 which caused a famine in China costing 36 million 
lives. Courtesy, the progressive policies of Mao. If you're going to own 
environmental safety, then you're going to own the failure of planning 
conducted by progressive orgs world-wide. This isn't a matter of opinion, its a 
matter of fact. So much for the scientific socialism that progressives have 
willingly inherited. 

Mitch



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No, it wuz the Libruls and their evil propaganda against delicious DDT. 

On Friday, August 2, 2013 1:35:31 AM UTC-4, freqflyer07281972 wrote:
 Because of Roger Clough, a less than mediocre Lutheran apologist who considers 
himself an astute interpreter of Leibniz, a formerly bright corner of the 
internet, the Everything List, has gone mostly dark due to the intellectual 
torpor and carelessness that seems to surround everything Clough says like the 
clouds of pestilence that surround the four horses of the apocalypse. 

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Roger is a rather lonely man who feels 
empty inside and yet also feels an irrational compulsion to flee this emptiness 
by trying hard to wrap it up in pseudo-profound mumbo jumbo and foist it on 
poor, unsuspecting readers of reading lists.

RIP Everything List 


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Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread Craig Weinberg


On Friday, August 2, 2013 12:47:27 PM UTC-4, spudb...@aol.com wrote:

 On DDT, because it hasn't been used in Africa to supress the Anopholes 
 misquito, millions have died. and yeah, Craig, it was to assuage 
 Progressive's sensibilities, so we won't have a Silent Spring. 

 

The information that you have been supplied with is false. It has been 
manufactured by paid right wing ideologues to generate fear and anger 
around environmental awareness. You will likely never be able to accept 
this, but it is true.

This recent media blitz has not come from anyone who knows anything about 
DDT, or malaria, or Africa, but from Conservative/Libertarian think tanks 
which exist only to promote purely economic motives. 

http://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/Bright-Green/2008/0527/smearing-rachel-carson

Leading the charge against Carson is the Competitive Enterprise Institute, 
 a Washington think tank dedicated to advancing the principles of free 
 enterprise and limited government. The CEI maintains a site called Rachel 
 Was Wrong, whose homepage reads, [T]oday millions of people around the 
 world suffer the painful and often deadly effects of malaria because one 
 person sounded a false alarm. That person is Rachel Carson. The site 
 displays images of malaria's victims, mostly Ugandan children.
 If these outlets are to be believed, Rachel Carson should be placed in the 
 same category as Stalin and Pol Pot (indeed, a reprint of the FrontPage 
 article on Free Republic does just that). But fortunately for Carson's 
 legacy, her detractors all overlook some crucial evidence exonerating her 
 from the genocide rap. In fact, they're so important, I'll put them in bold:

 'Silent Spring' never actually called for a ban on DDT. I'm not saying 
 Carson was a fan of the stuff, but she didn't say that its use should be 
 completely prohibited. Instead she favorably quotes a Dutch biologist who 
 says Practical advice should be 'Spray as little as you possibly can' 
 rather than 'Spray to the limit of your capacity' ... Pressure on the pest 
 population should always be as slight as possible.

 DDT was never banned for use against malaria. You'd think all of her 
 critics would have mentioned this, but no. Both the 1972 ban in the United 
 States and the 2001 Stockholm Convention allow the pesticide for use in 
 controlling insect-borne diseases. According to the New Scientist, each 
 year about 1,000 tons of DDT are still released worldwide.
 Overuse of DDT makes insects resistant. Rachel Carson put it best when she 
 wrote in Silent Spring:

 No responsible person contends that insect-borne disease should be 
 ignored. The question that has now urgently presented itself is whether it 
 is either wise or responsible to attack the problem by methods that are 
 rapidly making it worse. The world has heard much of the triumphant war 
 against disease through the control of insect vectors of infection, but it 
 has heard little of the other side of the story – the defeats, the 
 short-lived triumphs that now strongly support the alarming view that the 
 insect enemy has been made actually stronger by our efforts. Even worse, we 
 may have destroyed our very means of fighting.

 She was right. Already by 1972, when the US ban went into effect, 19 
 species of mosquitoes thought to transmit malaria were resistant to DDT. 
 Had DDT not been banned, it is likely that there would be many, many more 
 such species. To the extent that DDT works today, we have Rachel Carson to 
 thank.

 DDT isn't always the best way to fight malaria. In 1991, Vietnam switched 
 from a DDT-based campaign to one focusing on rapid treatment, mosquito 
 nets, and a different type of insecticide. The World Health Organization 
 reports that malaria fatalities dropped by 97 percent. Similar methods have 
 reduced fatalities by 50 percent in Rwanda and Ethiopia.

 Reasonable people can disagree over how much of a toxic chemical is 
 appropriate for trying to prevent a horrible disease. But if you're going 
 to have a reasonable debate, then you need to acknowledge all the facts.


http://scienceblogs.com/deltoid/2006/06/29/the-ddt-ban-myth-that-will-not/

This preoccupation with DDT, however, is largely a distraction. 
 Environmental leaders now agree that the pesticide should be used to combat 
 malaria; few nations in Africa ban it; and USAID has agreed to spray DDT in 
 countries like Ethiopia and Mozambique. What’s more, DDT is no silver 
 bullet. Malaria experts agree that it reduces transmission, but emphasize 
 that it must be combined with other interventions, including ACT. The furor 
 over DDT has undoubtedly hampered efforts to provide better access to 
 antimalarial drugs. When another malaria expert met with Senate staffers to 
 discuss malaria in 2004 and 2005, they badgered him about DDT. “I tried to 
 explain the reality,” he says, “and people in the U.S. say ‘That’s not what 
 I was told.’” “DDT has become a fetish,” adds Allan 

Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread freqflyer07281972
Ha! This, coming from the crackpot's favorite sock puppet. Gotta say, after 
having followed this list for, oh, I don't know, about 5 years, I find it 
amusing that 'spudboy100' always seems to evince more or less the same 
'views' as the crackpot, albeit in more watered down form (ya, I know, like 
things could be more watered down than the runny pablum that pours from 
Roger's mind, but whatever) It's kind of like reading Bishop Berkeley's 
Three Dialogues, but infinitely worse...

On Friday, August 2, 2013 12:47:27 PM UTC-4, spudb...@aol.com wrote:

 On DDT, because it hasn't been used in Africa to supress the Anopholes 
 misquito, millions have died. and yeah, Craig, it was to assuage 
 Progressive's sensibilities, so we won't have a Silent Spring. It reminds 
 me of Mao's Great Leap Forward from 1958-62 which caused a famine in China 
 costing 36 million lives. Courtesy, the progressive policies of Mao. If 
 you're going to own environmental safety, then you're going to own the 
 failure of planning conducted by progressive orgs world-wide. This isn't a 
 matter of opinion, its a matter of fact. So much for the scientific 
 socialism that progressives have willingly inherited. 
  
 Mitch


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 To: everything-list everyth...@googlegroups.com javascript:
 Sent: Fri, Aug 2, 2013 12:29 pm
 Subject: Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

 No, it wuz the Libruls and their evil propaganda against delicious DDT. 

 On Friday, August 2, 2013 1:35:31 AM UTC-4, freqflyer07281972 wrote: 

  Because of Roger Clough, a less than mediocre Lutheran apologist who 
 considers himself an astute interpreter of Leibniz, a formerly bright 
 corner of the internet, the Everything List, has gone mostly dark due to 
 the intellectual torpor and carelessness that seems to surround everything 
 Clough says like the clouds of pestilence that surround the four horses of 
 the apocalypse. 

 I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Roger is a rather lonely man who 
 feels empty inside and yet also feels an irrational compulsion to flee this 
 emptiness by trying hard to wrap it up in pseudo-profound mumbo jumbo and 
 foist it on poor, unsuspecting readers of reading lists.

 RIP Everything List 

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Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread Chris de Morsella
Still waiting for the prognosticator Roger to produce -- some actual peer 
reviewed cited work -- that provides some actual evidence to back up his ugly 
character assassination of Rachel Carlson and her most well known body of work. 
Roger has made the claim she made it all up about DDT -- show us how this is so 
Roger if you can? 
 
Me thinks I smell the sulphurous odor of a troll
 
P.S. Been following this list off and on -- for around 5 or so years -- swing 
by this corner of the internets (thank you W for that gem) when I need my 
physics/philosophy fix and have enjoyed many of the threads on here (and 
learned a few things too) Hate to see it go downhill dragged into the gutter of 
talking point fixated fuax debate hell.  What joy is there in that? What fruit 
can possibly be found there... in that barren thought free zone where discourse 
degenerates into LOUD shouting matches, parroting current party line talking 
points. Such grey tedium and stultifying oppressive boredom both suffocating 
and uninteresting at the same time, wrapped up  delivered in the same over 
used ostentatiously angry accusatory blame the libtards faux noise speak that 
is the hallmark of this tiresome abuse of words  language.
 
  


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Sent: Friday, August 2, 2013 9:29 AM
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No, it wuz the Libruls and their evil propaganda against delicious DDT. 

On Friday, August 2, 2013 1:35:31 AM UTC-4, freqflyer07281972 wrote:
 Because of Roger Clough, a less than mediocre Lutheran apologist who considers 
himself an astute interpreter of Leibniz, a formerly bright corner of the 
internet, the Everything List, has gone mostly dark due to the intellectual 
torpor and carelessness that seems to surround everything Clough says like the 
clouds of pestilence that surround the four horses of the apocalypse. 

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Roger is a rather lonely man who feels 
empty inside and yet also feels an irrational compulsion to flee this 
emptiness by trying hard to wrap it up in pseudo-profound mumbo jumbo and 
foist it on poor, unsuspecting readers of reading lists.

RIP Everything List 

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Why Roger Clough's Posts are impossible to understand without severe brain damage.

2013-08-02 Thread Pierz
Haha! Priceless...

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Leibniz, Leibniz, Leibniz.... oh, and did I mention Leibniz? Oh, yah, and monads and monism.

2013-08-02 Thread Pierz
You made my day 

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Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread Chris de Morsella
So progressives are now lumped together with Mao... in your brain so glad 
I do not have to live inside that place you call home.
 
You are also wrong about why DDT spraying is no longer being used to control 
the Malaria mosquito (and other tropical disease spreading mosquito species). 
As has been amply pointed out, the driving factor in these decisions to stop 
using DDT, in cases where this has occurred, across both Asia, Africa and 
elsewhere, has, in fact, been the rapid rise of resistance to DDT in the 
targeted mosquito species. Perhaps rightwing nut jobs cannot seem to comprehend 
this rise in resistance because they -- emphatically -- do not believe in 
evolution and so find it difficult to understand how over the span of many 
generations, being slathered with a specific poisons a species will evolve a 
resistance.


On Friday, August 2, 2013 12:47:27 PM UTC-4, spudb...@aol.com wrote:
On DDT, because it hasn't been used in Africa to supress the Anopholes 
misquito, millions have died. and yeah, Craig, it was to assuage Progressive's 
sensibilities, so we won't have a Silent Spring. It reminds me of Mao's Great 
Leap Forward from 1958-62 which caused a famine in China costing 36 million 
lives. Courtesy, the progressive policies of Mao. If you're going to own 
environmental safety, then you're going to own the failure of planning 
conducted by progressive orgs world-wide. This isn't a matter of opinion, its a 
matter of fact. So much for the scientific socialism that progressives have 
willingly inherited.  

Mitch


 
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To: everything-list everyth...@googlegroups. com
Sent: Fri, Aug 2, 2013 12:29 pm
Subject: Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough


No, it wuz the Libruls and their evil propaganda against delicious DDT. 

On Friday, August 2, 2013 1:35:31 AM UTC-4, freqflyer07281972 wrote: 
 Because of Roger Clough, a less than mediocre Lutheran apologist who 
considers himself an astute interpreter of Leibniz, a formerly bright corner 
of the internet, the Everything List, has gone mostly dark due to the 
intellectual torpor and carelessness that seems to surround everything Clough 
says like the clouds of pestilence that surround the four horses of the 
apocalypse. 

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Roger is a rather lonely man who feels 
empty inside and yet also feels an irrational compulsion to flee this 
emptiness by trying hard to wrap it up in pseudo-profound mumbo jumbo and 
foist it on poor, unsuspecting readers of reading lists.

RIP Everything List 
 
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Re: Why Roger Clough's Posts are impossible to understand without severe brain damage.

2013-08-02 Thread Chris de Morsella
LOL thanks... Loved your description of Roger as well it gave me a good belly 
laugh
 


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Haha! Priceless...

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Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread Alberto G. Corona
The video that I linked is a good debunk of al the Carson paranoia. By a
known scientist, not an enemy of humanity or people´s enemy  like me, well
paid by the forces of Evil.

I will add nothing more to this off topic


2013/8/2 Chris de Morsella cdemorse...@yahoo.com

 So progressives are now lumped together with Mao... in your brain so
 glad I do not have to live inside that place you call home.

 You are also wrong about why DDT spraying is no longer being used to
 control the Malaria mosquito (and other tropical disease spreading mosquito
 species). As has been amply pointed out, the driving factor in these
 decisions to stop using DDT, in cases where this has occurred, across both
 Asia, Africa and elsewhere, has, in fact, been the rapid rise of resistance
 to DDT in the targeted mosquito species. Perhaps rightwing nut jobs cannot
 seem to comprehend this rise in resistance because they -- emphatically --
 do not believe in evolution and so find it difficult to understand how over
 the span of many generations, being slathered with a specific poisons a
 species will evolve a resistance.


 On Friday, August 2, 2013 12:47:27 PM UTC-4, spudb...@aol.com wrote:

  On DDT, because it hasn't been used in Africa to supress the Anopholes
 misquito, millions have died. and yeah, Craig, it was to assuage
 Progressive's sensibilities, so we won't have a Silent Spring. It reminds
 me of Mao's Great Leap Forward from 1958-62 which caused a famine in China
 costing 36 million lives. Courtesy, the progressive policies of Mao. If
 you're going to own environmental safety, then you're going to own the
 failure of planning conducted by progressive orgs world-wide. This isn't a
 matter of opinion, its a matter of fact. So much for the scientific
 socialism that progressives have willingly inherited.

 Mitch


  -Original Message-
 From: Craig Weinberg whats...@gmail.com
 To: everything-list everyth...@googlegroups. com
 Sent: Fri, Aug 2, 2013 12:29 pm
 Subject: Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

 No, it wuz the Libruls and their evil propaganda against delicious DDT.

 On Friday, August 2, 2013 1:35:31 AM UTC-4, freqflyer07281972 wrote:

  Because of Roger Clough, a less than mediocre Lutheran apologist who
 considers himself an astute interpreter of Leibniz, a formerly bright
 corner of the internet, the Everything List, has gone mostly dark due to
 the intellectual torpor and carelessness that seems to surround everything
 Clough says like the clouds of pestilence that surround the four horses of
 the apocalypse.

 I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Roger is a rather lonely man who
 feels empty inside and yet also feels an irrational compulsion to flee this
 emptiness by trying hard to wrap it up in pseudo-profound mumbo jumbo and
 foist it on poor, unsuspecting readers of reading lists.

 RIP Everything List

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Waster of Time, Life, and Mind: Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread freqflyer07281972
Clough could have done himself a favor by maybe thinking more and 
posting/talking less, or perhaps sharing his delusory thinking with a 
psychiatrist, rather than spewing it all over a mostly unmoderated internet 
reading list that he has ruined as a result. 

Crackpots seem often to be paranoid loners who are all to willing to waste 
everyone else's time on their own half-baked nonsense. 

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Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread chris peck
Hi Alberto

A video of one man questioning Carson's conclusions doesnt support the claim 
she fabricated evidence. All it does is show that some scientists disagree with 
her results. Not unusual in science. Of course sceptics will argue 
evironmentalism is politicised science. Given that most of the evidence 
counters the sceptic he has no where else to run and has to resort to political 
name calling. Its an attempt by the sceptic to divert the debate away from the 
science.

By the way, Michael Crichton, the man whose video you turn to, was a liberal. 
You know that, right?

Attacking liberals whilst depending on them isnt a good look.

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From: Alberto G. Corona agocor...@gmail.com
Sent: 3 August 2013 8:16 AM
To: everything-list@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

The video that I linked is a good debunk of al the Carson paranoia. By a
known scientist, not an enemy of humanity or people´s enemy  like me, well
paid by the forces of Evil.

I will add nothing more to this off topic


2013/8/2 Chris de Morsella cdemorse...@yahoo.com

 So progressives are now lumped together with Mao... in your brain so
 glad I do not have to live inside that place you call home.

 You are also wrong about why DDT spraying is no longer being used to
 control the Malaria mosquito (and other tropical disease spreading mosquito
 species). As has been amply pointed out, the driving factor in these
 decisions to stop using DDT, in cases where this has occurred, across both
 Asia, Africa and elsewhere, has, in fact, been the rapid rise of resistance
 to DDT in the targeted mosquito species. Perhaps rightwing nut jobs cannot
 seem to comprehend this rise in resistance because they -- emphatically --
 do not believe in evolution and so find it difficult to understand how over
 the span of many generations, being slathered with a specific poisons a
 species will evolve a resistance.


 On Friday, August 2, 2013 12:47:27 PM UTC-4, spudb...@aol.com wrote:

  On DDT, because it hasn't been used in Africa to supress the Anopholes
 misquito, millions have died. and yeah, Craig, it was to assuage
 Progressive's sensibilities, so we won't have a Silent Spring. It reminds
 me of Mao's Great Leap Forward from 1958-62 which caused a famine in China
 costing 36 million lives. Courtesy, the progressive policies of Mao. If
 you're going to own environmental safety, then you're going to own the
 failure of planning conducted by progressive orgs world-wide. This isn't a
 matter of opinion, its a matter of fact. So much for the scientific
 socialism that progressives have willingly inherited.

 Mitch


  -Original Message-
 From: Craig Weinberg whats...@gmail.com
 To: everything-list everyth...@googlegroups. com
 Sent: Fri, Aug 2, 2013 12:29 pm
 Subject: Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

 No, it wuz the Libruls and their evil propaganda against delicious DDT.

 On Friday, August 2, 2013 1:35:31 AM UTC-4, freqflyer07281972 wrote:

  Because of Roger Clough, a less than mediocre Lutheran apologist who
 considers himself an astute interpreter of Leibniz, a formerly bright
 corner of the internet, the Everything List, has gone mostly dark due to
 the intellectual torpor and carelessness that seems to surround everything
 Clough says like the clouds of pestilence that surround the four horses of
 the apocalypse.

 I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Roger is a rather lonely man who
 feels empty inside and yet also feels an irrational compulsion to flee this
 emptiness by trying hard to wrap it up in pseudo-profound mumbo jumbo and
 foist it on poor, unsuspecting readers of reading lists.

 RIP Everything List

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Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread meekerdb

On 8/2/2013 5:27 PM, chris peck wrote:
By the way, Michael Crichton, the man whose video you turn to, was a liberal. You know 
that, right?


He's a global warming denier.

Brent

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Re: The stupid legacy of another crackpot, Roger Clough

2013-08-02 Thread chris peck
Yep. He was.

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On 8/2/2013 5:27 PM, chris peck wrote:
 By the way, Michael Crichton, the man whose video you turn to, was a liberal. 
 You know
 that, right?

He's a global warming denier.

Brent

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