Re: Education that is in such short supply

On 12/22/2024 3:30 PM, cyclintom wrote:

I can understand Slocomb blasting us with his ignorance because he was always a low IQ member of society. The Air Force found a place to put him where he would do the least harm. You have to be pretty stupid not to know that the active commands of the Air Force is the Stratigic Air Command (bombers) And the Tactical Air Command. The other commands are not but the support for SAC and TAC. And yet we all read that Slocomb didn't even know what SAC and TAC were!

Flunky is also in that category that has to talk about things he doesn't know. My homemade wire length detector using an adjustable wavelength generator to him would never work.

Not just to me, but to anyone with a passing knowledge of electronics.
It was wrong, and we explained why it wouldn't work.

He and Liebermann agree that the device from Techtronics is the proper device.

I've never seen any electronic equipment from any company called
"techtronics".

Both are far too slow to actually know that it operates EXACTLY the same way as my design!

Not even close. You were shown a TDR tester. You claimed you were using
PWM (which would never work even if it were actually PWM you were using,
which it wasn't).

Krygowski just mentioned that I didn't know mathematics because I was looking at the electoral votes in a way that he didn't agree with. And yet he offered NO corrections.

It wasn't necessary. It was so stupidly wrong it didn't need anyone to
demonstrate how wrong it was.

Harris made 38% fewer electoral votes than Trump which is 86 electoral votes than Harris's 226. Since Krygowski is too stupid to understand 228/312 = 138% larger, 86/226 is also 38%. Now it is important to note that this Bozo was teaching children the incorrect way to engineer things. This is the person claiming that I have demons when he cannot tell the manner in which elections are carried about in the United States and he doesn't ubnderstand simple arithmatic. He says that there was only 1.5% in the popular vote when the founders of this nation used the electoralsystem to give every state a say in the outcome of an election and the Democrats have since done everything they could to make it a popular vote so that New York and California would be the only states electing a President by the size of its population. What Krygowski is saying is that none of the other states should matter because California and New York could easily offset the population of Texas. Well Krygowski is a socialist and that is the way that socialist think. They put Adolf Hitler into power as well as Joseph Stallin, these two virtually mudering the world's population.

So why does the education of people coumt? Well, until Obama was elected intelligence was presupposed by what you actually know. After Obama the only thing that counted was a useless piece of paper called a "degree". Before Obama a degree at least held some value. This is why Liebermann waves it around to prove he is smart when he put not the slightest effort in to learn anything and he essentially bought his degree.

I'm literally laughing out loud at the mental gymnastics involved with
tommy trying to defend a vote count of 226 to 312 is 25% to 75%, or
playing with the numbers to than claim 38%.

The people that put in so much effort here to prove me wrong about the simplest thing such as a crankset falling off because the bottom bracket is too wide to allow the proper torque to be set makes these idiots look pretty stupid. Frank who knows nothing about his own bottom bracket tells me that I it is dumb not to set the proper torque. Now while I probably agree with that to a small extend the idea that I should "feel it wobbling" sets his intellectual processes very low on the IQ scale.

no, tommy, your crank arm falling off wasn't sudden and without warning.
As usual, you did it wrong.

I could cover Shadow but I think that I have made that point enough.

Yes, you made the point that you're completely ignorant.

A Brazilian with perfect use of American-English idiom is suspecious to say the least. I lived around Portuguese speakers all of my life and have yet to know one that could deal so precisely with English. Even those born here that meet at the donut shop I attend on Tuesday rides.

We have a Brazilian employee, born in San Paolo, currently responsible
for marketing strategies in central and south america. She's a EE with
an MBA, Her written English skills are impeccable, better than the vast
majority of the people here in the US. She's lived in the US off and on
for almost 20 years, and other than a Brazilian Portuguese accent she is
conversationally fluent with an excellent knowledge of american slang,
idioms and metaphors.

It's well within the realm of possibility that a Brazilian MD would be
fluent in conversational english.

Tommy, your experience in life isn't the definitive american experience.
It's about time you got that through your thick fucking head.