Re: perpetual paper pushback paradigm
- From: *Hemidactylus* <ecphoric@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 06 Jul 2009 20:04:50 +0000
Kent Paul Dolan wrote:
Apparently Ray Martinez has discovered another hugeIn a Platonic sense there exists "Ray's paper" in perfect Form. Getting it
"I'm not making any sense at all here" problem in
his pretend "paper", since he's avoiding doing any
work on it, yet again, yet again, by prolonging
pointless perpetually lost cause fights in
talk.origins, as he so regularly does, despite
regularly promising not to post here, so he'll have
time to work on his vaporware "paper".
Everybody can read creationist reality-denying
nutters such as Ray "like a book", but obviously no
one is in any danger of reading Ray "like a paper",
in this lifetime or in any later reincarnation.
xanthian.
Not that any sane person believes Ray has written
even one sentence of that "paper". It's purely a
rhetorical device he waves around to pretend it
contains devastating arguments in favor of his
always stupid positions, arguments which happen to
exist in coherent form nowhere in the multiverse.
out into the real world is the part that's difficult, if not impossible.
It must have its origins somewhere. Maybe a semi-completed paragraph based
on some ideas he's developed from Gene Scott or his readings of Paley. The
process of paper development will no doubt continue to reverberate across
his synapses as he keeps reading old books and posting his thoughts about
stuff like Ronald Fisher being a dunce here. It will no doubt require a
saltational evolutionary event for his paper to shift from its nascent form
in his brain to an actual paper. Then it will arrive as a hopeful monster,
stillborn.
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*Hemidactylus*
-it ends here-
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