George Hammond wrote:
> On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 06:22:50 -0800, doug
xx.com> wrote:
>
> >>
>>George Hammond wrote:
>>
>
>
>
>>>>Since there is no god to have a scientific proof of, you
>>>>certainly have done nothing.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>[Hammond]
>>> Unsupported assertion. Liar.
>>
>>You do not understand english very well. Even if it were an
>>unsupported assertion, that is and assertion, not a lie.
>>
>>>
> [Hammond]
> No, it's an unsupported assertion AND a lie since I have
> published the s.p.o.g. in the peer reviewed literature.
It was put into a laughable vanity journal. That is not peer
reviewed.
>
>>>>
>>>>If you try to work on the
>>>>Hindu gods, you have a better chance to try to prove something
>>>>since there are a lot more of them.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>[Hammond]
>>> Been there done that. The Hindu demigods are merely the
>>>30-1st order eigenvectos of the psychometry correlation
>>>matrix as fully proven and detailed in my peer published
>>>papers.
>>>
>>
>>No you just babbled on and are about a few million gods
>>short.
>>
>>
>
> [Hammond]
> LIAR there is NO EVIDENCE WHATSOEVER that the Hindu's
> claim the existence of a "million gods". Cattell's historic
> experimental measurement of the 30-1st Order eigenvectors is
> a totally scientific explanation of the actual Hindu
> pantheon. Liar.
>
Read some Hindu literature. You eigenvector argument is as
silly as your claim to have proved a god.
>>>>You badly messed up your
>>>>trial at the Greek and Roman gods so you should leave that
>>>>alone to avoid further embarrassement.
>>>>
>>>
>>>[Hammond]
>>> Pendantic recitation of an unsupported assertion. In fact
>>>the Greeko-Roman "Dodekatheon" is STUNNINGLY explained by
>>>the fact that they are the 13 SYMMETRY AXES of a cube and
>>>therefore CAUSE the 13 cubically intercorrelated 2nd order
>>>eigenvectors in Psychometry. Go back to your beer and
>>>pizza.
>>>
>>
>>This was where you tried to tell us that the Greeks and Romans
>>were too stupid to know the difference between 12 and 13.
>>The correct answer is that they did know and your "explaination"
>>is just more meaningless babble.
>>
>>
>
> [Hammond]
> LIAR. The Greeks had no way of knowing the Olympian Gods
> originated in the cubic intercorrelation of Cattell's 12-2nd
> Order eigenvectors in Psychometry because they didin't
> realize they are caused by the cubic structure of the brain
> and that the 13 symmetry axes of a simple cube cause 13
> Simple Structure eigenvectors in all pychometric correlation
> matrices of Personality data. The Greeks were "one god
> short", a 7%% error which is typical of ancient scientific
> work. They also made a 10%% error in the measurement of the
> Earth's diameter from zenith measurements of the Sun... and
> even the ancient Heberews misjudged the date of the Biblical
> Creation by tens of thousands of years. Liar.
>
So you are saying they did not know the difference between
12 and 13. Maybe their brains did not have a cubic structure.
Or maybe you are babbling nonsense.
>>
>>>>>
http://www.issr.org.uk/index.asp
>>>>> This is the world's most powerful and elite society for
>>>>>Sci-Rel with 200 "elected by nomination only" members. They
>>>>>wear out printing presses publishing books about God and
>>>>>giving speeches and prizes to each other. They could care
>>>>>less is some unknown researcher has actually DISCOVERED the
>>>>>world's first s.p.o.g. Sci-Rel is merely an old boy society
>>>>>for scientists who have reached their doatage and are now
>>>>>allowed to pontificate their private ideology on religion.
>>>>> Steve Carlip isa high ranking academic just like these
>>>>>people, who do you think you're kidding? It would be just
>>>>>as sensible to tell Jesus to go talk to the Sanhedron as it
>>>>>is to tell me to talk to Steve Carlip!
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>He is well thought of and is well aware of the difference
>>>>between proof and delusion.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> He's not well thought of by the Young Earth society, or
>>>by Creationists. Fact is he's probably just another
>>>physicist atheist or agnostic who is hostile to
>>>Fundamentalists which doesn't make very well thought of by
>>>religious people in general.
>>>
>>
>>Being disliked by the Young Earth Society is an endorsement
>>
>
> [Hammond]
> That's you're interpretation. My interpretation is that
> they think he's too stupid to figure out what God is or the
> Creation is, an opinion they hold of all of atheistic
> academia and an opinion which I fully agree with. I was
> only trying to wise him up for the sake of not embarressing
> the Physics Department any further for instance the way in
> which richard Dawkins is embarrassing Oxford.
>
You are assuming there is a god and that it is the god of the
christians. You further assume that you have proven this.
both are wrong. I can assure you that the Physics department
is feeling absolutely no embarrassment at all so they do not
need any help from you.
>>
>>and shows that they think you are too reasonable to believe
>>the junk that they are supporting.
>>
>>
>
> Their amaturish scientific incompetence is completely
> EXCUSABLE given the fact that they have now been proven
> CORRECT about the absolute SCIENTIFIC VERACITY of the
> Biblical Creation, and don't ever forget it. that was my
> only message to Steve Carlip, and you.
>
There is nothing to forget. You have done nothing to forget.
You have proved nothing except that you have a huge ego
which is not supported by any deeds. You also have no
understanding of physics.
For a good laugh, read the following:
