Re: If Eric Geese ever gets a physics degree I will hand all of mine back.


"Henri Wilson" <HW@..> wrote in message news:ilp0j29v1uno5v7onc0lrdqaqkhlci199o@xxxxxxxxxx
On 13 Oct 2006 20:28:52 -0700, "PD" <TheDraperFamily@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Eric Gisse wrote:
Dirk Van de moortel wrote:
"Eric Gisse" <jowr.pi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1160446519.231855.11460@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Dirk Van de moortel wrote:
"Henri Wilson" <HW@..> wrote in message news:1r1ki29btinu12i0qqfi8sp0den7e5p86g@xxxxxxxxxx

You mean these degrees?
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics.relativity/msg/f0323a1286d5bbb9
| "What are you talking about. I just told you I have a full
| degree in physics and maths, including QM, relativity,
| thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential
| equations, laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely
| separate science degree majoring in psych and genetics
| with a few other biological and physics subjects included.
| I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
| overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research
| in Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty
| years. I will send you a photo of my credentials if you like.
| They are up on the wall in front of me.
| I might not have been the best or most sober student but I
| passed well and got a good grasp of the basics."

Dirk Vdm

Oh man.

I still want to know how Henri got a degree in physics if he can't even
correctly state simple concepts in physics without fucking it up in at
least 3 ways.

I mean, damn. Even if he doesn't believe relativity he should be able
to correctly state it. It isn't that hard.

He never sent a photo of those credentials.
Besides, the credentials he would have, would show
the name "Ralph Rabbidge" anyway ;-)

To Henri's credit, he actually did. Surprised the hell out of me, to be
honest.

www.users.bigpond.com/hewn/degGrese.jpg

This is rather sad.
The Sydney Technical College is a trade school. It has never offered a
degree in physics.

Wrong.

The NSW University of Technology grew out of the Sydney Tech College in, I
think, 1955 and took over students such as I, who had begun diploma courses.
The diploma, equivalent to pass degree, was still handed out in the name of the
STC while the degrees were given in the name of the NSWUT. I think the Diploma
was given full degree status two years after I finished.
I completed all but one year of my course at the NSWUT site in Kensington. I
might add it was and still is a very good university.
The diploma was basically a part time degree and recognized as such by
employers. It had exactly the same carriculum as the three year full time
degree. To convert to full degree with honours, one had do an extra two years
part-time or one year full time.
I didn't have the opportunity then but made up for it with a second degree
from ANU, which incidentally is currently rated number 27 university in the
world.

One thing is certain, I appear to know a helluva lot more about physics than
anyone else on this NG.

So you haven't even *noticed* what a poor forgery you produced?
You know what, take your jar-bottom glasses and look at the
rectangle around your name:
www.users.bigpond.com/hewn/degGrese.jpg
Don't see anything fishy?

Dirk Vdm


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