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GreatandWiseTrixie wrote:

thedoc wrote:

Melchior wrote: I have a degree in philosophy from a major US university. I have nothing but contempt for the majority of American academic philosophers today and seldom if ever speak to them. They are almost invariably left-leaning cowards who twist and distort the truth to fit their preconceived notions. They also tend to spout off on things in which they have no expertise. They know all the fallacies, and deliberately use them on unsuspecting students and others who are unable to recognize them. That is why I find them disgusting. They don't like it when you call them on this, either. Most people know instinctively when they are being deceived, even if they don't quite know how to respond.

I certainly hope I'm not on your s**t list, because I don't have a degree in philosophy, which made my explaining some of the concepts to a potential philosophy major, very ironic. Due to my major in college I was only able to take Philosophy 101 and had no room on my schedule for other electives, I didn't even have room for a minor. I wasn't impressed with some of the philosophy professors either, but the regular professor was OK, it was the substitute that I was less than impressed with.

Why do you seek the approval of a stranger on the internet? Truly the feminization of men indeed. Though I have to agree with Melchoir's angry rant, most of the academic culture disgusts me as well.

thedoc wrote: Ah Satyr, you've finally gone over, good for you.

GreatandWiseTrixie wrote:

thedoc wrote: Ah Satyr, you've finally gone over, good for you.

Is that some old forum member? It's a fairly common forum name. It's not me. Unless you are making an obtuse greek mythology reference. This is the second time you've mistaken me for another forum member. The old folks home is that a-way <----- .

If you are wondering, the size of the arrow sign is scaled to the exact size of thedoc's.

GreatandWiseTrixie wrote: <----- .

If you are wondering, the size of the arrow sign is scaled to the exact size of thedoc's.

thedoc wrote:That should give you a clue, you're not special at all, you're just like a lot of other forum members that have come before you. You're act is old news, give it up and try something new, like actually having something new to offer.

HexHammer wrote:

thedoc wrote:That should give you a clue, you're not special at all, you're just like a lot of other forum members that have come before you. You're act is old news, give it up and try something new, like actually having something new to offer.

My good and dearest doc, maybe you too should try something new, shut up and fuck off!

The quality of the forum can only improve with your absence.

Melchior wrote: I have a degree in philosophy from a major US university. I have nothing but contempt for the majority of American academic philosophers today and seldom if ever speak to them. They are almost invariably left-leaning cowards who twist and distort the truth to fit their preconceived notions. They also tend to spout off on things in which they have no expertise. They know all the fallacies, and deliberately use them on unsuspecting students and others who are unable to recognize them. That is why I find them disgusting. They don't like it when you call them on this, either. Most people know instinctively when they are being deceived, even if they don't quite know how to respond.

thedoc wrote:

GreatandWiseTrixie wrote: <----- .

If you are wondering, the size of the arrow sign is scaled to the exact size of thedoc's.

So size matters to you. Well I'm sure you can find something to suit you, and I'll let you guess the color.

thedoc wrote:

Melchior wrote: I have a degree in philosophy from a major US university. I have nothing but contempt for the majority of American academic philosophers today and seldom if ever speak to them. They are almost invariably left-leaning cowards who twist and distort the truth to fit their preconceived notions. They also tend to spout off on things in which they have no expertise. They know all the fallacies, and deliberately use them on unsuspecting students and others who are unable to recognize them. That is why I find them disgusting. They don't like it when you call them on this, either. Most people know instinctively when they are being deceived, even if they don't quite know how to respond.

I certainly hope I'm not on your s**t list, because I don't have a degree in philosophy, which made my explaining some of the concepts to a potential philosophy major, very ironic. Due to my major in college I was only able to take Philosophy 101 and had no room on my schedule for other electives, I didn't even have room for a minor. I wasn't impressed with some of the philosophy professors either, but the regular professor was OK, it was the substitute that I was less than impressed with.

HexHammer wrote:

SpheresOfBalance wrote:It really doesn't matter, hex, as a job doesn't define anyone, it's just the crap they have to endure, in working for the weekend, because, "everybody's workin' for the weekend." Life is what happens after the fucking job. Unless of course one actually loves their job. I haven't loved one of mine! I've gone to work, so I can afford to get away from work!

If you're one of those lucky people, that has a job they can actually say in truth, they love, well good for you. Like I said, "you're one of the lucky ones!"

Yearh, I thought so you don't have any or your job really suck.

Jobs usually defines ones intellect,
Wrong!!! Ones intellect, "MAY" define ones job. As usual, you have the cart before the horse.

the higher job the more intelligent, this does indeed reflect your total lack of understanding the concept of relevance, since you can't differ from crap to usefulness.
In your own elementary mind, I'm sure, or so you claim!


When you can't see that Trixie just pour out nonsense and babble, then you are hapless retard.
Then you put words in my mouth, try again son!

GreatandWiseTrixie wrote:in spirit, though my confidence in your ability to relay the truth is divided by your old age...

HexHammer wrote:

GreatandWiseTrixie wrote:in spirit, though my confidence in your ability to relay the truth is divided by your old age...

Yeye, 1 factor you forget in this discussion we're had, is that higher jobs must have the ability to arrive to truths, else a business would go bankrupt rather quickly, if they lie in a million dollar contract, they would get lawsuits on the asses, so they must be honest. There are laws they must follow and not lie to their customers to a certain degree.

Big businesses are not as bad as you might think.

thedoc wrote:

Melchior wrote: I have a degree in philosophy from a major US university. I have nothing but contempt for the majority of American academic philosophers today and seldom if ever speak to them. They are almost invariably left-leaning cowards who twist and distort the truth to fit their preconceived notions. They also tend to spout off on things in which they have no expertise. They know all the fallacies, and deliberately use them on unsuspecting students and others who are unable to recognize them. That is why I find them disgusting. They don't like it when you call them on this, either. Most people know instinctively when they are being deceived, even if they don't quite know how to respond.

I certainly hope I'm not on your s**t list, because I don't have a degree in philosophy, which made my explaining some of the concepts to a potential philosophy major, very ironic. Due to my major in college I was only able to take Philosophy 101 and had no room on my schedule for other electives, I didn't even have room for a minor. I wasn't impressed with some of the philosophy professors either, but the regular professor was OK, it was the substitute that I was less than impressed with.

Systematic wrote:

thedoc wrote:

Melchior wrote: I have a degree in philosophy from a major US university. I have nothing but contempt for the majority of American academic philosophers today and seldom if ever speak to them. They are almost invariably left-leaning cowards who twist and distort the truth to fit their preconceived notions. They also tend to spout off on things in which they have no expertise. They know all the fallacies, and deliberately use them on unsuspecting students and others who are unable to recognize them. That is why I find them disgusting. They don't like it when you call them on this, either. Most people know instinctively when they are being deceived, even if they don't quite know how to respond.

I certainly hope I'm not on your s**t list, because I don't have a degree in philosophy, which made my explaining some of the concepts to a potential philosophy major, very ironic. Due to my major in college I was only able to take Philosophy 101 and had no room on my schedule for other electives, I didn't even have room for a minor. I wasn't impressed with some of the philosophy professors either, but the regular professor was OK, it was the substitute that I was less than impressed with.

How very vague.

Melchior wrote:

thedoc wrote:

Melchior wrote: I have a degree in philosophy from a major US university. I have nothing but contempt for the majority of American academic philosophers today and seldom if ever speak to them. They are almost invariably left-leaning cowards who twist and distort the truth to fit their preconceived notions. They also tend to spout off on things in which they have no expertise. They know all the fallacies, and deliberately use them on unsuspecting students and others who are unable to recognize them. That is why I find them disgusting. They don't like it when you call them on this, either. Most people know instinctively when they are being deceived, even if they don't quite know how to respond.

I certainly hope I'm not on your s**t list, because I don't have a degree in philosophy, which made my explaining some of the concepts to a potential philosophy major, very ironic. Due to my major in college I was only able to take Philosophy 101 and had no room on my schedule for other electives, I didn't even have room for a minor. I wasn't impressed with some of the philosophy professors either, but the regular professor was OK, it was the substitute that I was less than impressed with.

I know nothing about you, sir.