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Spin Zone => Spin Zone => Topic started by: Number7 on October 24, 2021, 03:57:25 AM
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The communists hero, dr quackenheimer fauci has been funding experiments where puppies heads were locked in cages full of sand flies, and left to be eaten alive.
The fucking lefties are protecting the fucking quack.
Anthony is right. That fucking megalomaniac needs to be in prison, locked in a cage full of sandflies.
Those of you posting support for fauci should be locked in there with him.
https://thehill.com/changing-america/well-being/medical-advances/578086-bipartisan-legislators-demand-answers-from-fauci
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Fauci is an embarrassment to Medical Science. A Bureaucat run amok.
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Fauci is an embarrassment to Medical Science. A Bureaucat run amok.
Fauci is more aligned with Mengele. He actually believes there is value to his research and is willing to accept death and destruction as collateral damage for “the better good of mankind”.
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Fauci is more aligned with Mengele. He actually believes there is value to his research and is willing to accept death and destruction as collateral damage for “the better good of mankind”.
You’re right. What better way for an alleged epidemiologist to study an epidemic then with an epidemic.
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https://twitter.com/RealCandaceO/status/1452332069581905940
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Medical experimentation has it's dark side.
The example that my wife heard in medical school was about Dr. DeBakey.
A doctor is doing an experimental operation. (The numbers are not real, but a representation.)
In the first round of an experimental operation, 40 of the 50 patients die.
The second round of the experimental operation, 20 out of the next 50 patients die.
The third round of the experimental operation, 1 patient out of the next 50 patients die.
The numbers sound harsh, until you find out the patients are monkeys.
Animal experimentation is a part of medicine.
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Mengele justified his experimentation as well.
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So, what is everyone’s favorite condiments on hamburgers, hotdogs, and sausages?
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So, what is everyone’s favorite condiments on hamburgers, hotdogs, and sausages?
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So, what is everyone’s favorite condiments on hamburgers, hotdogs, and sausages?
Mustard on all three. Maybe a little ketchup on a burger, but never on a hot dog.
I might even put mayo on the burger.
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The fraud fauci is like his idol, mao tse tung.
Fucker should be immobilized with his fucking head in a cage and left for the vermin to eat his face off.
And fuck anyone that justifies that mother ducking, cocksucking, commie, whore.
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Another report gives more details about the fucking scumbag, fauci and his habit.
Piece of shit has no brains, no integrity, no honesty, and no business being out free.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10125599/Fauci-fire-puppy-experiments-utilized-disease-causing-parasites.html
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Dr. Fauci Used Taxpayer Money to Have Dogs Tortured and Eaten Alive By Parasite-Infected Flies
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/10/exclusive-dr-fauci-used-taxpayer-money-dogs-tortured-eaten-alive-parasite-infected-flies-tunisia-photos-2/
steingar's hero, dr. quckenheimer fauci is a modern day mengele, and the weird leftists are too stupid to realize how pathetic they look defending this fuckwad of the senile imposter, fuckwad regime.
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https://twitter.com/RealCandaceO/status/1452424399504687108
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https://twitter.com/RealCandaceO/status/1452424399504687108
When you read that you have to realize that the democrat party is the fifth reich and fauci is the new menegele.
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I’m not all PETA over animal research but I believe three things:
1. If they must be used, suffering should be minimized.
2. No dogs. The domesticated canine has evolved a unique trust in humans that should never be violated!
3. Our taxpayer money has no business going to other countries for nonsense like this. Fauci and his ilk have no concern about our malignant deficit and these bureaucrats are totally out of control. This is grifting bullshit which seems to be Fauci’s main thing, throwing our money around for his own power and glory.
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Medical experimentation has it's dark side.
The example that my wife heard in medical school was about Dr. DeBakey.
A doctor is doing an experimental operation. (The numbers are not real, but a representation.)
In the first round of an experimental operation, 40 of the 50 patients die.
The second round of the experimental operation, 20 out of the next 50 patients die.
The third round of the experimental operation, 1 patient out of the next 50 patients die.
The numbers sound harsh, until you find out the patients are monkeys.
Animal experimentation is a part of medicine.
It absolutely is. Several members of my daughter’s vet school class went into laboratory medicine, looking out for the welfare of the laboratory animals. The veterinarians have absolute authority for animal welfare in those labs.
I could be wrong, but call me skeptical that outsourcing medical experimentation to Tunisia, funded by US taxpayers, may not rise to the same level of due care and animal welfare as a US public or private animal laboratory environment.
So I think this deserves further scrutiny, and not be written off as everyday medical experimentation on animals.
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Oh, the lefties around here will be rationalizing this away, as hard as their commie asses are able, hoping to earn brownie points from the senile imposter president fuckwad regime.
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Medical experimentation has it's dark side.
The example that my wife heard in medical school was about Dr. DeBakey.
A doctor is doing an experimental operation. (The numbers are not real, but a representation.)
In the first round of an experimental operation, 40 of the 50 patients die.
The second round of the experimental operation, 20 out of the next 50 patients die.
The third round of the experimental operation, 1 patient out of the next 50 patients die.
The numbers sound harsh, until you find out the patients are monkeys.
Animal experimentation is a part of medicine.
Most lab monkeys are assholes that would sooner bite a human’s face off as spit on you. So I don’t feel too bad about using them although I stand by what I said about minimizing suffering. It’s not their fault they’re assholes, it’s how they evolved (or how God made them if you prefer). They do not expect to be treated well by any other primate including humans and their own monkey family and they give out the same. They act like total shits to members of their own troop! So if we really need a model to practice on, better them than other humans, like happened to blacks in U.S. history or Jews in the Holocaust.
But dogs are totally different. They love us with something akin to worship. There is no reason, ever, to use dogs in research, that is a betrayal worthy of the 9th level of Hell.
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Most lab monkeys are assholes that would sooner bite a human’s face off as spit on you. So I don’t feel too bad about using them although I stand by what I said about minimizing suffering. It’s not their fault they’re assholes, it’s how they evolved (or how God made them if you prefer). They do not expect to be treated well by any other primate including humans and their own monkey family and they give out the same. They act like total shits to members of their own troop! So if we really need a model to practice on, better them than other humans, like happened to blacks in U.S. history or Jews in the Holocaust.
But dogs are totally different. They love us with something akin to worship. There is no reason, ever, to use dogs in research, that is a betrayal worthy of the 9th level of Hell.
I’m with you.
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Can any of you tell me how the head of the National Institute of Infectious Disease authorized one particular research study? Do any of you even know how the National Institutes work?
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gotta love people that blame "underlings" and don't take responsibility....
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Can any of you tell me how the head of the National Institute of Infectious Disease authorized one particular research study? Do any of you even know how the National Institutes work?
Changing the subject because your little goddess is under the microscope?
Get out your white robe and kneel at the altar of communism.
They will certainly reward your fealty.... if nothing else, with the back of their hands.
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Can any of you tell me how the head of the National Institute of Infectious Disease authorized one particular research study? Do any of you even know how the National Institutes work?
Spoken by someone who’s never been a leader of anything.
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Spoken by someone who’s never been a leader of anything.
Spoken like someone who actually worked at the National Institutes of Health, and actually knows how these things work.
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Spoken like someone who actually worked at the National Institutes of Health, and actually knows how these things work.
So what was your job at the NIH?
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So what was your job at the NIH?
Toilet cleaner
File clerk
Ass kisser
Parking lot monitor
Probably.
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Spoken like someone who actually worked at the National Institutes of Health, and actually knows how these things work.
Doesn’t change the fact that you obviously aren’t a leader, and have no concept of leadership.
If a US Navy destroyer hits another ship or runs aground, is the Enlisted man steering the ship put in the brig, or does the Captain lose his command?
The Captain loses his command. And if he doesn’t take full responsibility, it’s worse. That’s how leadership works.
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So what was your job at the NIH?
I was a postdoc in the most productive lab in the NIDDK. One of the reasons it was productive was they had me to write all the papers. Goodness those were good times. I do fondly recall meeting the then head of the NIH, Harold Varmus, who as a Nobel Prize laureate scientists and one of the brightest guys I ever met. And he had no more idea what I was doing than the head of the NIDDK, who I never met.
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how's the shoulder?
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Can any of you tell me how the head of the National Institute of Infectious Disease authorized one particular research study? Do any of you even know how the National Institutes work?
Do you realize that it's a privately owned corporation. Just because it has the word "national" in it doesn't make it a government entity, though that's the effect they intended, for everyone to believe they are democratically controlled by rule of law.
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Do you realize that it's a privately owned corporation. Just because it has the word "national" in it doesn't make it a government entity, though that's the effect they intended, for everyone to believe they are democratically controlled by rule of law.
Swing and miss. Go work there some time, you'll see what I mean.
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I was a postdoc in the most productive lab in the NIDDK. One of the reasons it was productive was they had me to write all the papers.
Heh heh,
When I used to work on group projects, we would choose the least productive person to write up the results that the rest of us generated. It kept them from getting in the way.
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Heh heh,
When I used to work on group projects, we would choose the least productive person to write up the results that the rest of us generated. It kept them from getting in the way.
heh heh
I'm SURE that your projects were unique in that respect.
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heh heh
I'm SURE that your projects were unique in that respect.
So you were a project writer too?
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So you were a project writer too?
nope. I were a engineer. I write good.
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Heh heh,
When I used to work on group projects, we would choose the least productive person to write up the results that the rest of us generated. It kept them from getting in the way.
Everyone in the lab was Chinese. All of our projects were massively competitive, so stuff had to go out fast. They found out that I could write really really good copy blazingly fast, I'd take a pile of data and have a finished paper in a couple days. Wasn't Shakespeare, but it was as good as anything else in those journals. Just realized the other day I've never really been edited. Even when writing papers as a graduate student, they mostly went out just the way I wrote them, without much back and forth with my boss. Really unusual, no one else did that, and none of my students did either.
Most scientists write up their own results and write their own papers. They have to do that while continuing their research, and possibly teaching class too. The whole world isn't like your little cubicle, thankfully.
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Everyone in the lab was Chinese. All of our projects were massively competitive, so stuff had to go out fast. They found out that I could write really really good copy blazingly fast, I'd take a pile of data and have a finished paper in a couple days. Wasn't Shakespeare, but it was as good as anything else in those journals. Just realized the other day I've never really been edited. Even when writing papers as a graduate student, they mostly went out just the way I wrote them, without much back and forth with my boss. Really unusual, no one else did that, and none of my students did either.
Most scientists write up their own results and write their own papers. They have to do that while continuing their research, and possibly teaching class too. The whole world isn't like your little cubicle, thankfully.
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Everyone in the lab was Chinese.
Little wonder why you are so defensive of the CCP.
Most scientists write up their own results and write their own papers.
We've seen example after example of your writing skills, which are about 4th grade level.
The whole world isn't like your little cubicle, thankfully.
And the whole world is not like the bubble you occupy in academia.
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Little wonder why you are so defensive of the CCP.
Not even certain what the CCP is in this context.
We've seen example after example of your writing skills, which are about 4th grade level.
I've published three books and numerous scientific papers. You?
And the whole world is not like the bubble you occupy in academia.
All too true, and much the pity.
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Not even certain what the CCP is in this context.
You have an affinity to the Chinese. Maybe they are promising you a tenure for your "cooperation"?
I've published three books and numerous scientific papers. You?
That no one gives a flying fuck about. And you still write like a 4th grader (apologies to the 4th graders)
All too true, and much the pity.
Most of us prefer living in reality. It's apparent that reality is too much for you, hence the protective bubble. Outside of that bubble you are an absolute nothing.
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That no one gives a flying fuck about.
Except that I sell thousands of books and my papers have been cited over and over.
And you still write like a 4th grader (apologies to the 4th graders)
This coming from someone who's never functioned in any educational system at any level.
Most of us prefer living in reality. It's apparent that reality is too much for you, hence the protective bubble. Outside of that bubble you are an absolute nothing.
And you are one of the most dispirit assholes with whom I've ever interacted. You accuse me of poor writing while all you do is import links from twitter and rabidly right wing conspiracy blogs, and post puerile insults.
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This coming from someone who's never functioned in any educational system at any level.
And you know this how? Instead of education I decided to make my living in things that were much more lucrative. Unlike you I wasn't afraid of hard work and competing in the free market place.
And you are one of the most dispirit assholes with whom I've ever interacted.
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You accuse me of poor writing while all you do is import links from twitter and rabidly right wing conspiracy blogs, and post puerile insults.
This coming from a guy who plagiarizes, and only will post leftist links and indulges in leftist ideology.
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Except that I sell thousands of books
Hey! I found one!
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/1737849909/ref=olp-opf-redir?aod=1&tag=wwwcampusboocom587-20&condition=new
A collection of over 100 flying paper airplanes made from multiple sheets of paper fastened without adhesives or staples. Projects run from beginner simple to advanced Origami, and everything flies! Complex aerodynamic shapes from simple folds. Loads of Origami projects for the whole family to enjoy, with color diagrammatic instructions and color photos throughout.
Dr. Weinstein, author of multiple Origami books, is a lifelong Origami enthusiast and expert folder. He has also been a licensed pilot for decades so he knows both Origami and aviation and has combined the two in his latest offering. Modular Origami Airplanes is truly the only book of its kind, combining the technology of modular origami with the aerodynamics of flying aircraft.
Best Sellers Rank: #375,642 in Books
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And another!
https://www.amazon.com/Stationery-Flight-Extraordinary-Paper-Airplanes/dp/1879384469/ref=sr_1_13?dchild=1&qid=1635542432&refinements=p_27%3AMIchael+Weinstein&s=books&sr=1-13&text=MIchael+Weinstein
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Best Sellers Rank: #3,894,049 in Books
Here's a review!
3.0 out of 5 stars Cool Planes
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2011
Verified Purchase
some cool planes in this book. Some of the instructions are not very clear and you have to kind of think what the aurthor meant and try to figure out how the folds should go. Other than that I and my kids have enjoyed making some of the planes.
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And number three!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1879384795/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2
Best Sellers Rank: #5,639,087 in Books
"Thousands" huh?
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One of them beats my Dad’s which is over two millionth.
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Except that I sell thousands of books and my papers have been cited over and over.
This coming from someone who's never functioned in any educational system at any level.
And you are one of the most dispirit assholes with whom I've ever interacted. You accuse me of poor writing while all you do is import links from twitter and rabidly right wing conspiracy blogs, and post puerile insults.
Interesting. Your university CV only includes 7 publications, but no actual books.
Edit: I see that they weren’t in your field of study per the posts above.
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Why are y’all doxing Steingar? Sheesh.
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Why are y’all doxing Steingar? Sheesh.
my goodness, we have a PS poster who is a published author!
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Why are y’all doxing Steingar? Sheesh.
Nobody is “doxing”. He claimed to be an author, so I looked.
Hell, he may have just had a few sales by publicizing.
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Why are y’all doxing Steingar? Sheesh.
In all honesty, when he stated he wrote 3 books, I was expecting to find some highly detailed scientific journals.
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In all honesty, when he stated he wrote 3 books, I was expecting to find some highly detailed scientific journals.
Shirley you’ve seen the Jimmy Stewart flick Flight of the Phoenix where his character says “He’s crazy Lou, he builds toy airplanes.”?
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Shirley you’ve seen the Jimmy Stewart flick Flight of the Phoenix where his character says “He’s crazy Lou, he builds toy airplanes.”?
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Why are y’all doxing Steingar? Sheesh.
I knew his name but never doxed him. He basically invited a search by others by claiming he was a prolific author. I’m not sure I know of an author that desires to remain anonymous unless they use a pseudonym.
If I bragged about testifying before Congress about Section 41 of the Internal Revenue Code, an enterprising sleuth could probably know my real name.
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Shirley, is this you?
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I knew his name but never doxed him. He basically invited a search by others by claiming he was a prolific author. I’m not sure I know of an author that desires to remain anonymous unless they use a pseudonym.
If I bragged about testifying before Congress about Section 41 of the Internal Revenue Code, an enterprising sleuth could probably know my real name.
To be honest, I admire Steingar for his publications on folded airplanes. I had no idea such books existed, and may buy one. I think that’s pretty cool, and beyond my expertise.
The rub is the “smartest man in the room” seemed to imply that his books were related to his profession. Obviously, that was not the case, yet did nothing but invite further inquiry.
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To be honest, I admire Steingar for his publications on folded airplanes. I had no idea such books existed, and may buy one. I think that’s pretty cool, and beyond my expertise.
The rub is the “smartest man in the room” seemed to imply that his books were related to his profession. Obviously, that was not the case, yet did nothing but invite further inquiry.
I want signed copies.
Potential collector items. ;)
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Interesting. Your university CV only includes 7 publications, but no actual books.
Edit: I see that they weren’t in your field of study per the posts above.
It will be interesting to see if the tone of his replies to others change now that his real name and accomplishments are known.
Most of the people who post on this board or on PoA have so many posts that a little sleuthing will reveal who they are.
ETA - they do look like fun books.
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It will be interesting to see if the tone of his replies to others change now that his real name and accomplishments are known.
Most of the people who post on this board or on PoA have so many posts that a little sleuthing will reveal who they are.
ETA - they do look like fun books.
Oh yea? Well, I did some sleuthing and found out you are ......... oh, wait..... ;D
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Nobody is “doxing”. He claimed to be an author, so I looked.
Hell, he may have just had a few sales by publicizing.
It’s just that I didn’t know his real name and assumed he wanted it that way but maybe not. I have to admire anybody that puts together a whole book regardless of the subject. I’ve tried but couldn’t manage it. Didn’t have the stamina. I have only published two magazine articles. One was aviation related and the other was on the subject of spirituality. Nothing related to my career as an engineer.
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It’s just that I didn’t know his real name and assumed he wanted it that way but maybe not. I have to admire anybody that puts together a whole book regardless of the subject. I’ve tried but couldn’t manage it. Didn’t have the stamina. I have only published two magazine articles. One was aviation related and the other was on the subject of spirituality. Nothing related to my career as an engineer.
I've known his real name for over a decade now. Mikey and I have attended the Prellwitz's Jambalaya dinner at AirVenture together on at least two occasions. I don't think he's keeping it a secret.
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I've known his real name for over a decade now. Mikey and I have attended the Prellwitz's Jambalaya dinner at AirVenture together on at least two occasions. I don't think he's keeping it a secret.
Meeting in real life and having it outed in an online forum are two different things.
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I'm of two minds on this. I don't like losing my secret identity, on the other hand Luciferase did me a pretty big solid by advertising my books and has my thanks. The first two were published by a small firm in Northern California, Stationery Flight was the better seller by far, which is a pity. I feel On Folded Wings is a far better book for a lot of reasons. These weren't best sellers, but the publishers were really happy with Stationery Flight. It sold enough for a couple years expenses on the airplane, and someone even made a kit from it.
My newest is a big disappointment. It isn't selling at all, despite my efforts at publicizing it. I was working on a sequel, but my efforts have diminished. Writing a book isn't difficult at all, getting someone to take on all the risk of publishing it is. I thought self publishing on Amazon would be the ticket, but obviously my publishers were doing something I didn't see, since they sold way more books than I. I don't even make any more money than when I published with them.
My departmental CV doesn't list all my scientific publications. If you look on my author page on Amazon it does though, at least for now. I just pasted my CV there because I didn't feel like writing anything at the time, perhaps I will.
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I've known his real name for over a decade now. Mikey and I have attended the Prellwitz's Jambalaya dinner at AirVenture together on at least two occasions. I don't think he's keeping it a secret.
Didn't remember you being there - guess we missed meeting. I'm not a very social person when I'm tired and grumpy after too little sleep. I've also only been a couple of times over the past few years.
I've already decided the most I'll do with the HOPS party is help fund it, if it happens. I was running around a lot that afternoon/evening.
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I want signed copies.
Potential collector items. ;)
I've never refused a book signing. The most published Origami Authors I know are John Montroll and Tomoko Fuse. I doubt any of you have heard of them.
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Didn't remember you being there - guess we missed meeting. I'm not a very social person when I'm tired and grumpy after too little sleep. I've also only been a couple of times over the past few years.
I've already decided the most I'll do with the HOPS party is help fund it, if it happens. I was running around a lot that afternoon/evening.
I was there several times, but haven’t attended for maybe 5 years. Now that I stay in Warbirds camping, I have a big group of buddies with an agenda, and often the CAF had events on those evenings.
Sadly my only recollection of people that I met was Grant, Michael and David White. Now that’s quite a combo.
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Shirley you’ve seen the Jimmy Stewart flick Flight of the Phoenix where his character says “He’s crazy Lou, he builds toy airplanes.”?
"It's the same principle!"
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I've never refused a book signing. The most published Origami Authors I know are John Montroll and Tomoko Fuse. I doubt any of you have heard of them.
How intellectual of you. ::)
Moron.
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How intellectual of you. ::)
Moron.
I don’t get all the Steingar hate. Sure, hate him because he voted for that abominable abortion of a presidential administration. Presumably. But other than that what’s so bad about him? What’s wrong with origami? What’s moronic about publishing books about it? I think it’s kind of neat.
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I don’t get all the Steingar hate. Sure, hate him because he voted for that abominable abortion of a presidential administration. Presumably. But other than that what’s so bad about him? What’s wrong with origami? What’s moronic about publishing books about it? I think it’s kind of neat.
Because he thinks he's intellectually superior to everyone here and he's smug about . That's why.
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Because he thinks he's intellectually superior to everyone here and he's smug about . That's why.
It seems to me you guys call him a moron at least as often as he calls you one. Doesn’t that mean you think you are intellectually superior to him? Pot, kettle? True, liberals are stupid idiots about their leftism, but it’s a cult mentality. Doesn’t mean he’s stupid about everything in general.
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I don’t get all the Steingar hate. Sure, hate him because he voted for that abominable abortion of a presidential administration. Presumably. But other than that what’s so bad about him? What’s wrong with origami? What’s moronic about publishing books about it? I think it’s kind of neat.
I was just thinking the same thing. Call him out when he is wrong, but why call him a moron when his post is not moronic. I never heard of those origami book authors, but I don't think that makes me less intelligent and I don't think Steingar thinks so either. I keep coming back here in spite of posts like that.
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I was just thinking the same thing. Call him out when he is wrong, but why call him a moron when his post is not moronic. I never heard of those origami book authors, but I don't think that makes me less intelligent and I don't think Steingar thinks so either. I keep coming back here in spite of posts like that.
I generally don’t like getting in the middle of the crossfire between you guys. Make no mistake I uphold your right to call each other whatever you want. That’s why I love this forum. You could say I keep coming back here because of posts like that; it means the forum is uncensored. But if it devolves into only that, it becomes boring, Michael leaves for a while, and then there isn’t the alternative viewpoint. Face it, he’s virtually the only leftie here. I don’t want an echo chamber, I like to analyze subjects from all angles. At the root of that is my hope that people can change.
On the politics, I side with whomever isn’t drinking leftist Kool-Aid and agree with the insults (anyone who took Biden over Trump is a moron squared, at least on that subject) but when it generalizes to unrelated stuff, I don’t agree. But like I said, they’ve a right to do it, and I’ve a right to say my piece which I just did, so, carry on! ;D
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I never said that anyone doesn't have the right to say anything they want.
But I also have the right to say when I think they are wrong or that I don't like something that has been said. There is no need for a lot of the personal attacks and insults.
I thought Steingar was unusually forgiving when someone "outed" his true identity. Especially since it was done by a coward hiding behind an anonymous screen name.
(Yes, that was a personal attack, but it was deserved).
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I never said that anyone doesn't have the right to say anything they want.
I was using the generic “you”, I wasn’t talking to you, even though I was talking to you, by quoting you. :)
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I thought Steingar was unusually forgiving when someone "outed" his true identity. Especially since it was done by a coward hiding behind an anonymous screen name.
(Yes, that was a personal attack, but it was deserved).
Spoken by a coward hiding behind a screen name. And a pussy whipped wimp to boot.
For anyone who reads the various aviation forums the perfesser participated in, he’s never made it a secret of his identity. In fact, he’s rather proud of it. It would take the average person less than a couple of minutes and some Google fu to come up with it.
This is just faux outrage. Wash, Rinse, Repeat.
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It seems to me you guys call him a moron at least as often as he calls you one. Doesn’t that mean you think you are intellectually superior to him? Pot, kettle? True, liberals are stupid idiots about their leftism, but it’s a cult mentality. Doesn’t mean he’s stupid about everything in general.
It’s a decade of hearing he’s the smartest man in the room, on almost any subject. In my experience, the smartest men in the room NEVER open their mouths about their intellect or skills.
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In my experience, the smartest men in the room NEVER open their mouths about their intellect or skills.
We’re modest that way.
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We’re modest that way.
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I generally don’t like getting in the middle of the crossfire between you guys. Make no mistake I uphold your right to call each other whatever you want. That’s why I love this forum. You could say I keep coming back here because of posts like that; it means the forum is uncensored. But if it devolves into only that, it becomes boring, Michael leaves for a while, and then there isn’t the alternative viewpoint. Face it, he’s virtually the only leftie here. I don’t want an echo chamber, I like to analyze subjects from all angles. At the root of that is my hope that people can change.
On the politics, I side with whomever isn’t drinking leftist Kool-Aid and agree with the insults (anyone who took Biden over Trump is a moron squared, at least on that subject) but when it generalizes to unrelated stuff, I don’t agree. But like I said, they’ve a right to do it, and I’ve a right to say my piece which I just did, so, carry on! ;D
Edit: You just can't be wrong on this one Rush.
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You're just wrong on this one Rush.
Impossible. I’m never wrong. Just ask my husband. ;)
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Echo chambers are boring, but that's largely what you have here. I don't want to be in a discussion where they have to spend time replying to everyone else and I assume that applies to everyone. At the same time, I can't be part of a discussion where there's been 30 posts that I agree with, so I just sit out.
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We’re modest that way.
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Post of the day sir!
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Impossible. I’m never wrong. Just ask my husband. ;)
I edited my post as a "moderator".
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I edited my post as a "moderator".
Awwww you're so sweet Anthony, :-* :-* :-*
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Echo chambers are boring, but that's largely what you have here. I don't want to be in a discussion where they have to spend time replying to everyone else and I assume that applies to everyone. At the same time, I can't be part of a discussion where there's been 30 posts that I agree with, so I just sit out.
I value the perspectives of almost all those who post. If someone challenges my thinking, I ponder it and appreciate how it helps me see the issue differently. When the site went down a while back, I genuinely panicked because I’ve grown to appreciate and truly value the intelligence of our community here.
Thanks, everyone, for being here.
That said, WAKE UP, PEOPLE, THESE VACCINES ARE KILLING AND MAIMING AND THE MANDATES AND PASSPORTS ARE THE THIN END OF THE WEDGE OF TYRANNY!
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That said, WAKE UP, PEOPLE, THESE VACCINES ARE KILLING AND MAIMING AND THE MANDATES AND PASSPORTS ARE THE THIN END OF THE WEDGE OF TYRANNY!
Most people are too damned stupid to realize what is at play.
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Most people are too damned stupid to realize what is at play.
communists (democrats) have been conditioned to think compliance is next to godliness and any resistance is evil.
The brainwashing of the American liberal is complete and insidious.
The reason I do not mind insulting liberals is because they have willingly, and some gleefully, surrenders their will to political correctness. As dishonest, deceitful, disgusting and deceptive as the democrat communist party is, surrendering your will to the ever changing bullshit they peddle is just plain stupid.
Anyone doing so is automatically beneath contempt, and just plain useless in my book.
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Most people are too damned stupid to realize what is at play.
You mean like how the double vaxxed will soon be told they are not vaccinated until they take a booster shot?
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You mean like how the double vaxxed will soon be told they are not vaccinated until they take a booster shot?
“Soon,” lol.
https://gab.com/voxday/posts/107233179039580452
“Plans to reimpose quarantine and testing for those who have refused their third vaccine are currently being drawn up by Ministers to protect the UK against the spread of new coronavirus variants. The move would change the definition of 'fully vaccinated' from having had two jabs to three."
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https://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/unpub/21/21-60845.0.pdf
TLTC*: the 5th circuit has stayed Biden’s mandate
*TLTC = Too Lazy To Click
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https://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/unpub/21/21-60845.0.pdf
TLTC*: the 5th circuit has stayed Biden’s mandate
In his opinion the judge wrote that the mandate has serious risk of violating civil rights, and the constitution.
That is pretty big claim. I doubt the appellate scam reverse it.
The senile, imposter, president fuckwad is going to lose this one... and the pathetic communists (democrats) are going to go apeshit over it.
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You mean like how the double vaxxed will soon be told they are not vaccinated until they take a booster shot?
And on and on ad infinitum it seems. The MEDIA'S doing such a good job at fear propaganda that voluntary mask wearers are about 50% or more again in my area. Utterly moronic.
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And on and on ad infinitum it seems. The MEDIA'S doing such a good job at fear propaganda that voluntary mask wearers are about 50% or more again in my area. Utterly moronic.
Better part of two years into this lunacy. I want to wake up and it’s late 2019 and it was all a nightmare.
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NBA is telling its players that took the J&J vaccine they will have to start testing weekly.
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Better part of two years into this lunacy. I want to wake up and it’s late 2019 and it was all a nightmare.
It is mass insanity and brainwashing as we've discussed before. I used to be amazed at what happened to Germany and the rise of Hitler and the the Nazis, but no more. In general, much of the populace are go along, get along Lemmings. I'm really disgusted by half the populace at this point.
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The dumb shit who is the "Surgeon General" was on the Sunday shows bleating that there a still 75000 "cases" every day.
Across 330,000,000 people.
Which is supposed to justify forcing workers to accept a medical treatment they don't want or need.
Of course no information saying the vast majority of those "cases" resolve themselves without hospital stays or rides in a hearse, or are in "fully vaccinated" people. Also, they don't say that 75000 is a rolling average, not "new cases".
Filthy Lying Communists.
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The dumb shit who is the "Surgeon General" was on the Sunday shows bleating that there a still 75000 "cases" every day.
Across 330,000,000 people.
Which is supposed to justify forcing workers to accept a medical treatment they don't want or need.
Of course no information saying the vast majority of those "cases" resolve themselves without hospital stays or rides in a hearse, or are in "fully vaccinated" people. Also, they don't say that 75000 is a rolling average, not "new cases".
Filthy Lying Communists.
No doubt “cases” include positive tests where there are no symptoms. They need to stop testing anyone who isn’t physically sick. The case count would magically plummet. Then their justification for tyrannical oppression would go away, can’t have that.
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No doubt “cases” include positive tests where there are no symptoms. They need to stop testing anyone who isn’t physically sick. The case count would magically plummet. Then their justification for tyrannical oppression would go away, can’t have that.
I saw an article yesterday that Italy is revising their COVID death certificates. Now I can't find it to cite here.
But the article says that it resulted in a 97% drop in COVID death rates.
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First, I never meant to imply that folks not knowing the names of Origami artists made them stupid. Nothing could be farther from the truth. I mentioned them to show that the most prolific Origami artists are still utterly unknown outside the paper folding community.
Speaking of Origami artists, I just lost a good friend over the weekend. A British artist that I'd hung with on a number of occasions who I meant when we exchanged books (we both thought we got the better part of the deal). This one hits hard, since he was about my age too. His family isn't saying what got him, which it my mind leaves only a few possibilities. I hope the heck it wasn't COVID, it has killed folks my age.
COVID has killed drought 1% of its victims and still does. My brother just lost his father in law to it. True, it kills elderly far more often than younger folks, but debilitates lots of young people for long stretches of time. It isn't a disease to trifle with.
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First, I never meant to imply that folks not knowing the names of Origami artists made them stupid. Nothing could be farther from the truth. I mentioned them to show that the most prolific Origami artists are still utterly unknown outside the paper folding community.
Speaking of Origami artists, I just lost a good friend over the weekend. A British artist that I'd hung with on a number of occasions who I meant when we exchanged books (we both thought we got the better part of the deal). This one hits hard, since he was about my age too. His family isn't saying what got him, which it my mind leaves only a few possibilities. I hope the heck it wasn't COVID, it has killed folks my age.
COVID has killed drought 1% of its victims and still does. My brother just lost his father in law to it. True, it kills elderly far more often than younger folks, but debilitates lots of young people for long stretches of time. It isn't a disease to trifle with.
I’m sorry for the loss of your friend.
The long term effects of covid are not yet proven. I just read an article about it. Some are provable with imaging, such as visible lung damage, but most were subjective symptoms such as fatigue and anxiety. There is such a thing as psychosomatic illness, and there is such a thing as shared mass delusional illness. Examples are a recent youtuber who talked so much about his Tourrette’s that there became an epidemic of Tourette’s cases among his viewers, and the current huge numbers of female to male transgenders since LBQT “awareness” has become so ubiquitous.
PTSD was another supposed “long term effect” of having covid. There is no way to tell if this is real. We are a long way from having real evidence of these effects. Much less any understanding of the mechanisms through which they would work. I’m not saying they’re not real, I’m saying we have no proof one way or the other.
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I’m sorry for the loss of your friend.
The long term effects of covid are not yet proven. I just read an article about it. Some are provable with imaging, such as visible lung damage, but most were subjective symptoms such as fatigue and anxiety. There is such a thing as psychosomatic illness, and there is such a thing as shared mass delusional illness. Examples are a recent youtuber who talked so much about his Tourrette’s that there became an epidemic of Tourette’s cases among his viewers, and the current huge numbers of female to male transgenders since LBQT “awareness” has become so ubiquitous.
PTSD was another supposed “long term effect” of having covid. There is no way to tell if this is real. We are a long way from having real evidence of these effects. Much less any understanding of the mechanisms through which they would work. I’m not saying they’re not real, I’m saying we have no proof one way or the other.
Long haul COVID syndrome is now taken very seriously by the medical community, one of the few good things to come out of COVID. It isn't a new thing at all, in the past some people reported lingering effects from viral infection. They were written off as psychosomatics or goldbrickers, but their prevalence in the COVID era has made many in the medical community rethink these things. I've seen numbers suggesting a third of cases and I believe it based on personal experience, but I admit it's a hard thing to pin down. Do what you want, but I am definitely sitting this thing out.
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Long haul COVID syndrome is now taken very seriously by the medical community, one of the few good things to come out of COVID. It isn't a new thing at all, in the past some people reported lingering effects from viral infection. They were written off as psychosomatics or goldbrickers, but their prevalence in the COVID era has made many in the medical community rethink these things. I've seen numbers suggesting a third of cases and I believe it based on personal experience, but I admit it's a hard thing to pin down. Do what you want, but I am definitely sitting this thing out.
Well I got the vaccine. I’m not going to sit out from life forever out of fear of this thing. If I get covid anyway my doctor has told me he will give me lots of early treatments.
I wonder if anybody is studying whether there is a difference in long term effects between people who got no treatment and people who get early treatment. Maybe it’s like other diseases where early treatment leading to a milder course results in fewer long term effects.