Re: JSH: Pure math, sci.math and reptiles

guenther.vonKnakspott_at_gmx.de
Date: 01/30/05 

Date: 30 Jan 2005 13:35:32 -0800

jstevh@msn.com wrote:
> Now basically I have this idea for factoring. The idea is just
> that--an idea.

Oops! What happened to "Factoring problem solved"?

> What I face in talking about that idea has little to do with me, or
> even how over the top I may seem in describing it, and its
importance.

What you face is the bitter response to your personality. It has
everything to do with you and sometimes even with that pitiful babling
which you deem proper to address as your "work". You must understand
that one gets fed up with your grandiloquent sentencing the doomsday of
the world every time you come up with some "new" piece of half baked
kookery.

> I've traced out the behavior of sci.math posters and it's
territorial.
>
> Some of you fight over postings on sci.math as if it's your
territory,
> and your behavior is basically reptilian.
>
> Years of checking and experiments have verified that it's reptilian
> behavior.

Have you ever read "Where the lines converge" by Brian Aldiss? Now
Harris, that is compelling imagery of reptilian humans. Your metaphor
is cheap. Cheap plagiarized pop-sci. Wake up Harris, you are not
original, not even at being ridiculous.

<snip a crescendo of the same crap in an ever more whinish note>
>
> You are creatures run by programs. And you follow those programs
> without variation.

Do those programmes halt Harris? Jeez, Harris, that is one hell of a
scary question, isn't it? Maybe its time you consult with your fellow
frootcake _|erc, who seems to be an expert on the halting problem.
(Yikes is it just me or did someone just say "Freddy vs. Jason")
> James Harris

just some guy.