Re: JSH: Kind of bizarre, but not really

On Jul 22, 12:57 am, jst...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Looking over the replies in the thread "JSH: Stolen dreams and the
distributive property" I find the bizarreness of the responses there
is in keeping with my social theories, as well with past reactions to
my mathematical research.

Of course, it does. How could it be otherwise?

Why would that kid I've mentioned in past posts who got the award for
the highest SAT score want it, when I had the highest SAT score, on
some arbitrary rule change that tossed in another requirement? Why
would he even want that kind of help? Why did he NEED that kind of
support?

Please see William Billingsley's reply, and actually read it this
time. He is a good example of something you should at least *try* to
act like: a well-adjusted, sane individual, who understands the
motivations of real, normal people, and does not have to ascribe their
actions to strange bizzare negative motivations. The fact that you
cannot understand the reaction of a teenager in such a simple
situation, and that you can only see his reaction in terms of your
inner demons shows how self-centered you are and how little genuine
understanding and empathy you have for others. Maybe you can read his
post and at least begin to ape some of the ideas he has put out for
you, so you begin to seem normal.

And BTW, you do have some fucked up stuff in your background. But I
suggest you would do better to look at your home life first, rather
than searching for the answer in some external cause like racism. You
became the way you are long before you encountered racism.

M

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