What? That he is considered a stalker and takes pride in mocking me? Thanks kitz! You dont need to ****ing point out every damn detail i make. Im AWARE of my mistakes, and i will correct them, not for you, but for me and the general public
Makaya, you constantly waffle, 180, dodge, sidestep, evade, obfuscate, lie, make things up, pull "facts" out of your butt, ignore real facts, and flee from addressing contradictions. You show no sincere interest in honest debate and refuse to acknowledge blatant fallacies when they are explicitly illustrated for you. You act like a know-it-all and petulant teenager.
I would sincerely like for this to stop. I would also like for you and the people who communicate with you to have a better forum experience. I am going to offer you the following tips to help you avoid the derision and contempt your actions currently inspire in people here.
- It's a skeptic's forum. Skeptic's by nature do not accept wild or spurious claims without substantiation, evidence, and proof.
- Ask yourself, "is what I'm posting factual?" "Do I have evidence/proof to support it?" "Am I familiar with the information I'm referring to?"
- Repeating empty claim is useless, irritating, and shows yourself to be ignorant. Don't do it.
- Don't move goalposts. Did you set a condition for a person to meet to address your argument? Did the person do so and then without acknowledgement of the person meeting that requirement you set a new one? That's moving the goalposts. Don't do it.
- Don't make strawmen. Ask yourself "is this the argument a person is truly making or am I attributing one to them that they haven't made." Ask yourself if you can prove that the person you are attributing an argument to actually made that argument. Be ready to quote and link to the person making the argument you attributed to them. If you can't, acknowledge, retract, apologize.
- Made a mistake? No problem, we're all human (except for myself and the other government AI programs). Acknowledge the mistake, retract the claim, and for good etiquette, apologize.
- If someone debunks a claim and you know full well they did, admit it. Again, acknowledge, retract, apologize. This process improves your arguments by destoying your bad ones or allowing them to be modified. You should be grateful.
- Respect your elders.
- Respect those with expertise in an area you are discussing.
- Read posts addressing your arguments fully and carefully. Make sure you are understanding an argument before rushing to contradict it. If you don't understand, ask for more information or clarification.
- Don't use the forum as a chat room. Don't post quickfire blurbs solely with the intent to oppose someone regardless of the issue. Think about what the other person is saying and put thought into your replies.
- If you really want to learn, act like you want to learn. This forum is the meeting place of extremely intelligent people from all over the world and all sorts of backgrounds. They can teach you much so remember that the next time you are writing a knee-jerk blurb response.
- Most of all, don't be an ass.
Do these things and you will find your experience here, and my manner of dealing with you, to change drastically for the better. I hope you sincerely think about these things.