Loss Leader
I would save the receptionist., Moderator
My thesis is that Skeptic4Sure is an alias of Truthseeker1234. I was not the first poster who suggested this. I believe this for several reasons.
I believe Truthseeker1234 suffers from a narcissistic personality disorder. He demonstrates: an obvious self-focus in interpersonal exchanges as when he created several threads about his own personal challenge; a lack of psychological awareness and difficulty with empathy as when he compared the known facts of 9/11 with Holocaust denial; haughty language as his posting style attests; a propensity to use other people without considering the cost of that for them as when he offered $1,000.00 to write a book for him; pretending to be more important than he is as when he "revealed" details about his identity; brags and exaggerates his achievements as when he mentioned being on the ScholarsForTruth homepage; and he cannot view the world from the perspective of another person.
Skeptic4Sure first posted at 4:30 p.m. on September 30. This is several hours after Truthseeker1234 was suspended for one week. Skeptic4Sure has assiduously avoided any threads that Truthseeker1234 posted in. He even went so far as to claim for a short time to be a "skeptic." Even so, I believe that Truthseeker's underlying psychological condition cannot be hidden no matter how carefully he chooses his words.
And he has not chosen his words carefully. His first post was a confrontational one accusing board members of stalking and called those on the board "You guys." His oppositional behavior from the first post shows an unsympathetic focus on himself. It also mirrors the language of Truthseeker1234. Examples:
Skeptic4Sure and Truthseeker1234 also seem to share debate styles. Both frequently declare that whatever has been shown to them is insufficient and demand more evidence.
Skepic4Sure wrote:
This was in 44 posts in three hours. Compare Truthseeker1234's posts.
Skeptic4Sure also made this statement: "anonymity is a prized possession on the internet."
It is similar to these statements by Truthseeker1234:
I seek input from other members.
I believe Truthseeker1234 suffers from a narcissistic personality disorder. He demonstrates: an obvious self-focus in interpersonal exchanges as when he created several threads about his own personal challenge; a lack of psychological awareness and difficulty with empathy as when he compared the known facts of 9/11 with Holocaust denial; haughty language as his posting style attests; a propensity to use other people without considering the cost of that for them as when he offered $1,000.00 to write a book for him; pretending to be more important than he is as when he "revealed" details about his identity; brags and exaggerates his achievements as when he mentioned being on the ScholarsForTruth homepage; and he cannot view the world from the perspective of another person.
Skeptic4Sure first posted at 4:30 p.m. on September 30. This is several hours after Truthseeker1234 was suspended for one week. Skeptic4Sure has assiduously avoided any threads that Truthseeker1234 posted in. He even went so far as to claim for a short time to be a "skeptic." Even so, I believe that Truthseeker's underlying psychological condition cannot be hidden no matter how carefully he chooses his words.
And he has not chosen his words carefully. His first post was a confrontational one accusing board members of stalking and called those on the board "You guys." His oppositional behavior from the first post shows an unsympathetic focus on himself. It also mirrors the language of Truthseeker1234. Examples:
Multiple posts said:
Skeptic4Sure and Truthseeker1234 also seem to share debate styles. Both frequently declare that whatever has been shown to them is insufficient and demand more evidence.
Skepic4Sure wrote:
Skeptic4Sure multiple posts said:
This was in 44 posts in three hours. Compare Truthseeker1234's posts.
multiple TS1234 posts said:
Skeptic4Sure also made this statement: "anonymity is a prized possession on the internet."
It is similar to these statements by Truthseeker1234:
multiple again said:
I seek input from other members.
