Re: JSH: Easy one way, hard the other

On 20 Apr 2005 04:23:14 -0700, jstevh@xxxxxxx wrote:

>How hard is it for some poster to step out in a post and just claim I'm
>wrong?
>
>Easy.

Yup. In your case it's even easy for some poster to claim you're
wrong and be pretty sure he's right about that.

>They just type a few words on their keyboard and off it goes.
>
>But as I've warned before, there will be consequences, as I hope the
>world tracks you people down, and there's a big photo in some newspaper
>soon, which has photographs of all of you with an article about the
>people who lied about major mathematical results on Usenet.

You know, sometimes you seem to show a remarkable lack of connection
with reality. Supposing for the sake of argument you were right about
factoring and everyone here was lying. The idea that people were
lying on the internet is going to be big news?

>There has to be some kind of lesson that just because it's some
>computer you're typing on, and just because it's easy to make claims on
>Usenet, you can't get away with lying, and lying, and lying about major
>results,

Some kind of lesson like that would be good. Alas, the fact that _you_
spew so many lies shows that a person _can_ do so.

>especially when there are worldwide implications.
>
>The lesson needs to be learned, and the example made in such a way that
>no one ever forgets it.
>
>There is a record for all of you, somewhere, which links back to
>people, and law enforcement and others in your respective countries can
>go find you, and then your photos can be taken and you can be put on
>display.
>
>That's one of the biggest things that I want to happen.
>
>I want you ALL tracked down, and your photos taken, with your actual
>names beneath them, to be put up on permanent display, no, not a
>newspaper article like I mentioned above, but permanent display.
>
>>>From Ullrich to Decker to Rusin to "Nora Baron" to "flip" to all of
>you, I want a permanent display of the people who would do this to the
>world.
>
>You were fighting against KNOWLEDGE.
>
>What are we without knowledge? What hope do we have? How do we solve
>our problems when there are people who will fight against learning the
>very tools we need?
>
>You are a threat to the survival of the human species.

Yeah, but at least we don't sound like raving lunatics when
we post to sci.math.

>You will represent to the world, consequences.
>
>
>James Harris


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David C. Ullrich
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