Oh, just so you don't get the wrong impression, don't start thinking I actually understood all that or even really even read it deeply enough to do so if I were capable of understanding mathmaxicalculicity.  I just skimmed it enough to pick an ad hominem attack against his credibility, but that doesn't mean that this chap is actually wrong.  For all I know he's gonna win a Nobel prize . . . wouldn't that be a good laugh on me, eh? :-)

Love,

-Jake

In a message dated 5/7/2003 9:34:35 AM Central Daylight Time, jonathan.davis@lineone.net writes:

Hey Jake,

You guys are my distributed intelligence, a veritable extension of my brain! I am too thick to understand some of these damned complicated mathmaxicalculicity stuff, but thanks to my association with all of you clever chaps, I can have the chaff burned off by scorn and the fleshy goodness left over for my brain to work on in its own slow time. :-)

Kind regards

Jonathan
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In a message dated 5/7/2003 3:40:16 AM Central Daylight Time, jonathan@limbicnutrition.com writes:

Interesting speculation here:

http://www.politechbot.com/p-04718.html

Regards

Jonathan

[Jake] "Speculation" is probably the most important word in your review, Jonathan. But thanks! It's the kind bullshit that I generally expect out of those poor research physicists who lost the lottery by ending up in a dead-end field (at least from a research perspective) after the superconducting supercollider got canceled on them. So many dreams down the toilet, . . . and now they want to morph in research biologists as if research biologists never heard of statistics and math. Indeed the most "successful" among them have actually gained their fame/noteriety by resorting to the pseudo-science markets.

Well, that's my ad-hominem for today, not at you, of course Jonathan, but at this poor lost research physicist. Nothing like pouring salt in a wound, eh? Perhaps it compares to Joe's recent spontaneous ad hominem of Rupert Sheldrake on the memetics list?

But to YOU, Jonathan, thanks a bunch! :-) This kind of bullshitty thing works well in the CoV. It's the kind of crap that simply makes our world go round! Of course I do warn you about my personality disorder test. But don't worry, I'm working on controlling my psychotic condition ;-)

http://www.4degreez.com/misc/personality_disorder_test.mv

Love,

-Jake