Jones Beene wrote:
But even if he can do this with better controls, and proves himself to be close to the great inventor he imagines himself to be, he is still a liar.
Many great inventors were accomplished liars. See Edison's quote about batteries: "When a man gets on to accumulators [batteries] his inherent capacity for lying comes out."
We knew that back when Rossi "invented" a Board member, George Kelly, which is a complete lie . . .
No, it turns out that is a real person, but he spelled the name of the institution incorrectly. I don't recall the name, but anyway, Kelly is real.
. . . one of hundreds, even borrowing the name of a deceased faculty member at UNH. This is one of many needless fabrications, and "needless" is a reason why this personality defect is pathological.
Don't exaggerate. - Jed
