Re: RE: Re: Cycling and the annoying habit of subject drift

On 5/18/2025 4:57 PM, cyclintom wrote:

On Sun May 18 11:26:34 2025 Jeff Liebermann  wrote:

On Sun, 18 May 2025 15:07:09 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:
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Jeff, I am really sorry that your entire life was made up of wrong decisions,

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Nice change of topic.  Ignoring your insults, I replied to most of
your questions and comments, while all you can manage to do is change
the topic and manufacture some unfounded accusations and insults.
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Where is your list of products that you have "designed"?  I provided
you with some of mine, but you haven't offered reciprocated.  Could it
be that you've never designed anything in your 50 year career?  You
probably wrote firmware for something, but that's not designing.
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I've noticed that you have developed a habit if mentioning my name in
a number of your derogatory comments.  Why is that?  Are you
attempting to engage me in a discussion?  Do you crave attention?

    Liebermann, my LinkedIn account does NOT allow me to look into others accounts. I am not a Human Resources officer and I do not pay for that.
 So STOP trying to pretend I can.
 If you want to show me a listing just copy it and put it here.
 My list of completed projects is very long and each time I post about them you or that massive intellect Flunky discounts it and says I'm lying.

True, because your responses on technical issues in this forum belie your abject ignorance.

 That piece of shit just said that  did design and program the communications converter for the ISS.

lol...no, tommy, I didn't..I was mocking you.

 Somehow he believes it to be dishonorable to turn a project down because PhD students at Berkeley could do it just as well.

I believe it dishonorable to constantly lie about your accomplishments, even after being proven to be lying about it.
You were never part of a team that discovered HIV. You worked on PCR, which was developed _after_ HIV was discovered.
You didn't design, build, get approvals completed and implement a communication product for the ISS. As someone who _was_ part of a project for JPL/NASA*, I can't was with the authority of experience there's no way that would have been done in one year. You may have had some peripheral involvement on the project, but you were little more than a warm body to perform a menial task.

 When I SHOWED you an ebay picture of a ProPette you said that I was lying. When I said that I had designed and programmed liquid and gas chromatographs you didn't even know what I was talking about.
 Even though one of my letters of recommendation mentioned me working on a Respiratory Gas Analyzer you dumbshits deny it.
 I am disabled from completing the Poison Gas Detector for the Army and I get a rashion of shit about that because you don't have the faintest idea about safety regulations.
 So SHOW me what you have done yourself.

He's provided plenty of evidence of his accomplishments and demonstrates the technical knowledge to back it up.
*In my first internship the company I worked for had developed the IF section (3.0 - 3.5 GHz) for a VLBI radio astronomy installation. Just the approvals for the design alone took over a year, and that wasn't even going into space.