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Mxsmanic <> wrote:
> Eric Stevens writes:

[For context
Mxsmanic wrote:
I seem not to have the ability to illustrate [the concepts]
simply enough for you to understand them.
and more in the vein, a couple of posts ago.]

>> How can you tell?

> I have a great deal of experience in this domain.

You have a great deal of experience in being unable to illustrate
concepts? I can believe that.

> I've been teaching for quite
> a long time.

I hope you have been teaching your dog to behave, not teaching
children --- they'd be terminally confused and forced to learn by
rote, since every time you are questioned you change the subject.
I had a teacher like that who used such technique to deflect
every sort of criticism[1]. You remind me of him.

> After a while, it's not too hard to see who will come to
> understand and who will never understand.

Since you are often enough proven wrong, it's a good thing not to
'understand' you (i.e. blindly believe you and learn by rote what
you spout).

>> You have never tried sticking to the one subject at a time. Nor have
>> you made your assumptions clear from the beginning. They have to be
>> dragged from you like pulling teeth.

> See above. You're free to believe what you will--it won't change anything.

Yep, you have a complex, you need to feel you are better than
others. A member of the master race, so to say, so intellectually
advanced that you are to be mentioned in the same breath as the
most intelligent people of the last couple millennia.

You way to 'prove' this is to be cryptic so that noone else
understands you, not stating assumptions, using skewed views,
halftruths, changing the subject, changing the context by
selectively quoting (always to the detriment of others), changing
assumptions on the fly, ignoring conventions, denigrating the
opinion of others, and so on.

But I must agree you are shy, unwilling to reveal your real name
--- noone should be able to track your behaviour here to your real
world persona. You'll of course explain that's only because you
don't want to dazzle us with your grand name and that we treat
you just like everyone else ...

-Wolfgang

[1] A Roman-Catholic priest teaching religion. He wasn't able
to even consider that "marriages last forever" and "husband
beats wife every day" might pose a problem, much less give
even a hint of a solution --- which I do expect of someone
who spends his life with such things. Completely steeped in
dogma and seemingly unable to match them to the real world.

Needless to say, we had an extremely high opinion of him.
(Yes, Mxsmanic, irony is just like silvery or coppery.)

Wolfgang Weisselberg wrote:
>
> > Mxsmanic <> wrote:

<edited for brevity>

> > I've been teaching for quite a long time.

<edited>

> Yep, you have a complex, you need to feel you are better than
> others. A member of the master race, so to say, so intellectually
> advanced that you are to be mentioned in the same breath as the
> most intelligent people of the last couple millennia.

<edited>

> (Yes, Mxsmanic, irony is just like silvery or coppery.)

What's truly ironic, is Kaiser Wolfgang accusing "Mxsmanic"
of having a "superiority complex."

Especially so, as "Bruce" (the British troll) claims that
Mxsmanic is Polish!

--
Cordially,
John Turco <>

Marie's Musings <http://fairiesandtails.blogspot.com>

John Turco <> wrote:
> Wolfgang Weisselberg wrote:
>> > Mxsmanic <> wrote:
[...]

>> Yep, you have a complex, you need to feel you are better than
>> others. A member of the master race, so to say, so intellectually
>> advanced that you are to be mentioned in the same breath as the
>> most intelligent people of the last couple millennia.

> <edited>

>> (Yes, Mxsmanic, irony is just like silvery or coppery.)

> What's truly ironic, is Kaiser Wolfgang accusing "Mxsmanic"
> of having a "superiority complex."

> Especially so, as "Bruce" (the British troll) claims that
> Mxsmanic is Polish!

Which specific sort of irony
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony
would that be?

-Wolfgang

Wolfgang Weisselberg wrote:
>
> > John Turco <> wrote:
> >> Wolfgang Weisselberg wrote:
> >> > Mxsmanic <> wrote:
> [...]
>
> >> Yep, you have a complex, you need to feel you are better than
> >> others. A member of the master race, so to say, so intellectually
> >> advanced that you are to be mentioned in the same breath as the
> >> most intelligent people of the last couple millennia.
> >
> > <edited>
> >
> >> (Yes, Mxsmanic, irony is just like silvery or coppery.)
> >
> > What's truly ironic, is Kaiser Wolfgang accusing "Mxsmanic"
> > of having a "superiority complex."
> >
> > Especially so, as "Bruce" (the British troll) claims that
> > Mxsmanic is Polish!
>
> Which specific sort of irony
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony
> would that be?
>
> -Wolfgang


The "Irony Cross" shall be awarded to you, for meritorious service
to the fatherland.

--
Cordially,
John Turco <>

Marie's Musings <http://fairiesandtails.blogspot.com>

John Turco <> wrote:
> Wolfgang Weisselberg wrote:
> > John Turco <> wrote:
> >> Wolfgang Weisselberg wrote:
[I had to correct the indentation of the quote lines. Why?]

>> >> Yep, you have a complex, you need to feel you are better than
>> >> others. A member of the master race, so to say, so intellectually
>> >> advanced that you are to be mentioned in the same breath as the
>> >> most intelligent people of the last couple millennia.
[...]
>> >> (Yes, Mxsmanic, irony is just like silvery or coppery.)

>> > What's truly ironic, is Kaiser Wolfgang accusing "Mxsmanic"
>> > of having a "superiority complex."

>> > Especially so, as "Bruce" (the British troll) claims that
>> > Mxsmanic is Polish!

>> Which specific sort of irony
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony
>> would that be?

> The "Irony Cross" shall be awarded to you, for meritorious service
> to the fatherland.

Ah, so you avoid answering. I shall throw cotton balls at you
until you bleed, and then you will be awarded purple earrings.

-Wolfgang