Re: Modeling nature herself, God.


Jeff...Relf wrote:
Hi Eric_Gisse, You asked me:
Hows that crusade to get everyone on Wikipedia
to do editing just like you going ?

I let them remove all the carriage returns,
I can't fight 10 admins all at once... some of them are pretty high-level.

Mabey that should tell you something.

I might offer to write a diff routine for them that
compares 80 character chuncks instead of lines.
Their current diff is sensitive to extra spaces and lines... it shouldn't be.

They have been over this with you. You edit your way, everyone ELSE
edits another way.

Hey! This is familiar! Look at how you *** up USENET on a regular
basis. You post to USENET your way, everyone else does it the same way
which is DIFFERENT from your way. Hey look, talk.origins is in the
followup header - I'm sensing a pattern!

Are you unfamiliar with the concept of standards or are you just an
idiot?


This was the last thing I wrote to WikiPedia.ORG/wiki/User:Jpgordon
WikiPedia.ORG/wiki/Special:Contributions/Jpgordon

Hi Jpgordon, Imagine my surprise last Saturday
when, glancing at the top-left front page
of the New York Times, the fist line I read was:
Wikipedia is the online encyclopedia that
" anyone can edit." Unless you want to edit
the entries on Albert Einstein...
Einstein was first, last, and foremost,
a mathematician... modeling nature herself, God.
Dice are pseudorandom, Einstein talked about
psuedorandomness all the time, ten different ways,
...I can show you the quotes.
And that's true no matter if
he used that exact word or not.
Jeff Relf 04:01, 19 June 2006 (UTC)

No Relf, you are free to edit Einstein's page if you don't *** it up
for everyone else and support your assertions with some actual
referenecs rather than "I know this was what Einstein believed, I don't
need to prove it".

You have yet to show one reference that mentions "pseudorandomness".
Considering your penchant for spewing meaningless word salad at every
opportunity, I doubt you can.

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