Steve Clarke has JUDGED you all!

[wags]

I don't do scales Rose, the mass of each weight is different and therefore cannot be even.

[StarCat]

I hadn't thought of Demolition Derby. I looked back at the opening post of this thread. It started with a complaint about lack of science here, and on the token. Has the token added any science threads?

Cat

[wags]

I hadn't thought of Demolition Derby. I looked back at the opening post of this thread. It started with a complaint about lack of science here, and on the token. Has the token added any science threads?

Cat

I think that the 'Resolute' project was envisaged to solve that particular issue, in relation to the Token. I would assume that those who are actually working on a practical project have there own conversations that are not cluttered by us, that is what I would expect, premature publication of results and conclusions is not a good idea as if they turn out to be wrong because of some unforeseen variable that has affected the results and makes any conclusions 'unsafe'. Difficult to walk back as finding out one has made such a mistake, would hurt. I have seen a few science issue threads, but the format does not easily translate into an public open forum, it is inevitable that the science discussion becomes dumbed down, (for example little or no calculus). That does not reflect on any individuals' valuable contributions just an observation that science means different things to different people. I am on the calculus side, so my definition of a science thread is probably more proscribed.

[StarCat]

Having a place for science was the stated purpose of the Resolute forum. So far, it's been unsuccessful. Not enough scientific minds have been available and interested, and my point of view is that it became a place for paranoia to run rampant. That observation is based on my experience in psych nursing.

Cat

[Mikado14]

Paranoia? ....rampant?.....on the Resolute?


Nahhhhh....never.

Mikado<g>

[Mikado14]

Having a place for science was the stated purpose of the Resolute forum. So far, it's been unsuccessful. Not enough scientific minds have been available and interested, and my point of view is that it became a place for paranoia to run rampant. That observation is based on my experience in psych nursing.

Cat

If I may comment on this.

I tend to agree with wags in that to discuss, for example, electrogravitics, I would be hesitant for inevitably, any comment I would make would be subjected to criticism or commentary that would require my comments to be substantiated. In order to substantiate, I would have to disclose my hard data, results, etc.

When the soup is done, the chef will serve it.

Now, science in general, that can be a difficult subject. Take a look at a physics forum...it can get brutal at times. Take a look at an electronics forum. I got into it and walked away in that I mentioned that Inductive Reactance can not be measured directly. I further stated that it is a calculated value and described it as such. I was then told that I was wrong and it is a complex reactance. There is no differentiation as such. There are no "complex inductive reactance" or "simple inductive reactance". I saw I was treading on a poster who had a position on the forum. I never posted again and have not been back there.

Just two pennies,

Mikado

[DavidG]

I thought the Resolute was a place for science and sharing....but with each visit there, it became apparent Linda wanted everyone else to share with her, or at least in her presence, and not vice versa...

So I dropped it and never went back....no words, but she built some sort of wall of hate for anyone who leaves her moldy, rotting fold of yes men and blind fools....of one I was for a time...sigh....

Glad she never visited, and so is my garden.

D

[Mikado14]

Haaa! glad she never visited.

Just think of all the stories you would have! Morgan out front on the lawn in the morning doing his Tai Chi...poorly from what I was told...in fact, they found it humorous and painful to watch at the same time.

But David, you garden might have enjoyed the fertilizer.

...<g>

Mikado

[wags]

... and my point of view is that it became a place for paranoia to run rampant. That observation is based on my experience in psych nursing.

Cat

That is a very troubling thought. I think time to watch again "A beautiful mind".

[Mikado14]

... and my point of view is that it became a place for paranoia to run rampant. That observation is based on my experience in psych nursing.

Cat

That is a very troubling thought. I think time to watch again "A beautiful mind".

Ha!!!!


That is exactly as Gregg, from the Conference, described Linda Brown.


Mikado