Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: People Without Meaningful Lives Seek Power Over Others

On 8/28/2024 7:02 PM, cyclintom wrote:

On Wed Aug 28 14:49:09 2024 Frank Krygowski  wrote:

On 8/28/2024 12:55 PM, cyclintom wrote:

  Flunky doesn't believe that you can learn anything from books.

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Odd. I don't remember him saying anything like that!
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Today I think that I will take the Fondriest up to Chris Robinson and let him attempt to fix the steering. No matter what I do it remains feeling like the bearings are FAR too tight though I must say that I improved it very much. But it still doesn't steer normally. I have never had a bike like this. I went though 3 forks and 2 headset bearings. No changes.I even made sure that one of the tubes hadn't extended into the head tube and was rubbing against the steering post.

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SO many problems!
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-- - Frank Krygowski

    Then perhaps you missed the part where he thought it funny that I could learn science by reading out three entire non-fiction sections of Oakland libraries? It would appear that your memory is much worse than mine.

Sorry, Tom. Nobody here believes you "read out" three libraries, nor that doing so is equivalent to a real education.
As one easy example: Reading the words in a college level physics text is NOT the same thing as passing a physics course, nor doing the associated lab activities. To pass the course, you'd be doing tons of computational homework, which would be necessary practice for passing exams containing such problems.
We all believe a person can learn from books. We just don't believe you have learned much; nor that you have done the amount of reading you've claimed. Our beliefs are based on your posts here, which tend to be full of nonsense.
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- Frank Krygowski