That is
amazing. First they complain that we're all too cowardly, despite refusing to answer even on forums they regularly post on, instead finding the safe haven of a friendly radio programme and only issuing what, 48 hours notice? Then, when someone actually shows up, they bitch about being "drowned out?"
Seems to me somebody is a wee bit too sensitive for this gig.
Nice job, Ron. I doubt I would have called in myself, but after reading both arguments
pro and
con, I guess I don't see the harm. Generally one will be wasting one's time given the uneven playing field, but these kinds of radio shows are, after all, just entertainment. I see no problem with talking.
If these nuts try pushing pseudoscience in a real conference or journal or even newspaper (excluding the typical errant "letter to the editor," of course), on the other hand -- communications that actually have integrity instead of the open airwaves -- that's different. Those demand the A-game from all of us. Not that they'll ever step up, mind you.
No joy on the 11.2 G special math; you can't even get them to say anything. But then again, they are selling this junk 15 bucks a DVD.
Ron plugged your paper by name.
Pity, that would have been amusing.
Regarding my whitepaper, that reminds me that I have a revision to finish. I owe Craig Furlong those corrections. Hope to have it done by Sunday night.