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Questions SteveGrenard does NOT want to answer

CFLarsen

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Questions SteveGrenard does NOT want to answer

(And a few he has answered...)

For reference.

The Horizon "Homeopathy" program
  • What do you base your claim on that there were "no controls" on this trial?
    Answer: "The security arrangements, who prepared the solutions and the control solutions, who held them, etc were not mentioned in any account. I did not see the original program but I am told by those who did it was not discernible from that either. It was TV, it was edited, remember? It was a pile of rubbish."
  • By whom were you told, Steve?
  • If TV is edited, why did you have such problems acknowledging that Crossing Over was edited as well?
  • Did you watch the program at all?
    Answer: "No, did you?"
    No. However, I have not made a lot of claims about a program I haven't seen. You have.
  • Why can't a scientific experiment be conducted on TV?
    Answer: "It CAN BE but this doesn't mean it has any validity. No peer review, editing, etc."
  • But results can be found on TV, right?
  • Please show how Randi "engineered" the television stunt to "discredit" homeopathy.
    Answer: "You're not serious right?"
    Yes, I am. Please answer the question.
  • How do you know that the scientist had a "preconceived bias against a possibly effective alternative treatment"?
    Answer: "The scientists were approved, perhaps even selected by Randi and the producers ahead of time. How do we know if they were biased or unbiased? Have we reviewed a record of their opinions on homeopathy before their involvement in this?"
  • How do you know the scientists were approved and perhaps even selected by Randi?
  • Did the protocol not exclude any bias on the scientists? If not, how so?
  • Do you claim that the test was conducted differently than what you said should be done: "Usually the control substance (e.g. pure water) and the allegedly active substance are put into identical formats and labeled with numbers or letter or coded. The code is held by one person and locked in a safe. Both substance A and B or 1 or 2 or whatever are tested. Then the code is broken."?
    Answer: "The problem is from descriptions of the program as well as from those who viewed it, we don't know. (see above)."
  • So, your claim was completely unfounded. Do you retract it?
  • Do you maintain that judging was used, and not objective testing?
    Answer: "'Scientists' were chosen by Randi and the program and asked to give their opinion, their guess, their observation that they could not tell the difference between the control and the active substance. This is judging. You can call it anything you want. Who else besides these referees got to oversee their results? Even judges in courtrooms have judicial oversight. Who backed them up?"
  • Now you are saying directly that the scientists were chosen by Randi. Please show your evidence of this.
  • Please explain how the scientists could have cheated.
  • Why would you need to be an expert on homeopathy to judge a result that needs to judging?
  • How big a trial do you consider of "significance"? And why?
  • Who among those backing the results claims that the trial was too small to be of significance?
  • Please point to the evidence published in peer reviewed journals that "dictate" that homeopathy is real.
  • In what "peer-reviewed", "scientific" journals did Schwartz publish his studies?
  • The data from the homeopathy test were published. Why is Schwartz not publishing his?
  • Why is this experiment "controversial", and not Schwartz' HBO-experiment?
  • When you dissolve duck liver in water (a very common homeopathic cure), what "duck liver particle" do you imagine would be left in the dilution?

Schwartz
  • If the Horizon experiment was not "scientific" because it was on TV, what about Schwartz' HBO-experiment?
    Answer: "Schwartz did studies before and after the televisied segment tapings and published all his results in a peer reviewed journal. I didnt see this happening with the Hotizons program or with any Randi challenge in fact. Schwartz studies were done on site at the University of Arziona, not on a TV studio stage. "
    Moving the goal posts. I asked about the HBO experiments, not what happened afterwards. Please answer the question: Was Schwartz' HBO experiments scientific or not?
  • Was judging required at Schwartz' experiments?

CSICOP/JREF
  • Please point to what the "party line of CSICOP, JREF or the other groups" is.
    Answer: "Who are the donors to CSICOP and CFI? Is this list available? Anyone connected to the development and manufacture of streptokinase or tissue plasminogen activator would do ... I will not say more at this time."
    What are you talking about?? Please answer the question or retract it.
  • Please name the "other groups" you mentioned.
    Answer: "CSICOP has dozens of affiliates. And there are also other indie groups like The Skeptic Society but I was more thinking along the lines of the CSICOP branches."
    Please answer the question.
  • How do you know the health of Randi?
    Answer: "Randi had open heart surgery and has a heart condition. He publicly revealed this information himself on television. otherwise it would be PHI and I would not mention it if I came by it in any other manner."
  • How would "taking a kiddie aspirin" help the repercussions of open heart surgery?

Aspirin as treatment for coronary thrombosis
  • Who are these people who "screamed the loudest and the longest" against the use of aspirin for this?
    Answer: "You have to read the S.I. for articles on this subject. CSICOP came out very heavily opposed to the validity of large scale studies showing that aspirin was of value. They questionned the fact that aspirin was such a miracle in this area."
    You made the claim that these people exist. You claimed to know who they were. Please tell us who these people are, by name. Also, provide the references of your claims of CSICOP "very heavily" opposing this.
  • How do you know it has cost the patients or their insurers three thousand+ dollars a pop?
    Answer: "Treatment with TPA costs at least this much. It is a matter of record. I know it from personally being told this by a hospital pharmacist, however. When a pt is on aspirin, TPA cannot be given so its one less expensive treatment the pt can get for coronary thrombosis. Whether they'll admnit it or not, this irks the makers of TPA."
    You have not provided your evidence of your claim. Please do so, or retract your claim.
  • Can you point to where CSICOP refuted the use of aspirin in coronary thrombosis/chest pain victims or as a prophylactic for coronary artery thrombosis?
    Answer: "Again, I would have to ferret out back issues of SI on this subject;"
    Please do so. Until you get back, the question remains.
  • If they did, do they still hold these views?
    Answer: "The subject sort of died with them as the handwriting on the wall became apparent but somebody brought it up in SI about a year ago again but I dont remember the details."
    Again, you have not been able to back up your claim. Please provide the evidence hereof, or retract the claim.
  • Please point to where you got the information that "many thousands probably died" due to CSICOP and JREF's "efforts to to discredit the treatment for this purpose".
    Answer: "I agree I am speculating. If you read the original articles on aspirin in SI and you believed them and you had a heart condition you would not have agreed to use aspirin and you would be increasing your risk of sudden cardiac death. Do I have specific cases? No, but some day there should be a congressional inquiry as to why CSICOP immersed itself in this. This is not over. Everything comes out in the wash sooner or later."
    Again, you have not been able to back up your claim. However, in this case, you retract your claim and admit that it was purely speculation.

Children kept in cages
  • What "research" are you talking about when you mentioned "unpublished research with profoundly autistic hyperactive children that had to be kept caged"?
  • Where did you hear this?
  • Who were these kids?
  • Who were the researchers?
  • If it is unpublished, how do you know about it?
  • Do you realize that keeping children caged is a serious offense?

Misc.
  • Please point to the rule of this board that allows you to post a whole page from another site.
    Answer: "Fair used as confirmed by Pyrrho. The website itself gives permission for non-commercial and non-advertising. I posted those words above below the text. I was not finished adding to this post when you made your feeble attempt to silence a legitimate reply to the "there aint no evidence" claim based on b.s."
    By posting the words, you also admitted that your post violated copyrights: You did NOT include ownership.
 
lol, Steve. Now he's got a list for all three of us.

Of course, those of us who've dealt with Claus and his "questions" for over a year now, know exactly what to expect from lists like this. :slp:

There's a reason that Claus' questions aren't put within quotes and linked to specific posts of yours, after all. As you and I both know all too well, he is a master of crafting questions that are a mixture of misstatement, misrepresentation of one's position, and repetition of issues that the person in question has already addressed (sometimes more than once). Its an interesting tactic, I'll say that for it. Makes it almost impossible to go through and correct each one--time consuming and he never accepts any clarification or corrections anyway. :slp:

I guess he's bored now that he's on my "Ignore" list and so it's your turn to have a list made. What;s next? A question list for Ian? :rolleyes:
 
CFLarsen said:
]What "research" are you talking about when you mentioned "unpublished research with profoundly autistic hyperactive children that had to be kept caged"?
I've worked in the field and that has to be one of the most bixarre claims I've seen.
 
CFLarsen said:
Questions SteveGrenard does NOT want to answer

(And a few he has answered...)

For reference.

The Horizon "Homeopathy" program
  • What do you base your claim on that there were "no controls" on this trial?
    Answer: "The security arrangements, who prepared the solutions and the control solutions, who held them, etc were not mentioned in any account. I did not see the original program but I am told by those who did it was not discernible from that either. It was TV, it was edited, remember? It was a pile of rubbish."

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    taco, taco burrito
    *Needle scratching*
    Oh, I see the questions have begun...
  • By whom were you told, Steve?

    I was advised while I took a spiritual journey through Heaven... yeah, it was a pretty sucky trip...
  • If TV is edited, why did you have such problems acknowledging that Crossing Over was edited as well?

    Because doing so would imply the utmost uncoolness on my part, sorry, cant do that.
  • Did you watch the program at all?
    Answer: "No, did you?"
    No. However, I have not made a lot of claims about a program I haven't seen. You have.

    No, I dont watch the program, most of my time is comprimized by my eating schedule.
  • Why can't a scientific experiment be conducted on TV?
    Answer: "It CAN BE but this doesn't mean it has any validity. No peer review, editing, etc."

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  • But results can be found on TV, right?

    No, you are mistaken, TV has yet to lie to me.
  • Please show how Randi "engineered" the television stunt to "discredit" homeopathy.
    Answer: "You're not serious right?"
    Yes, I am. Please answer the question.

    Are you really really serious?
  • How do you know that the scientist had a "preconceived bias against a possibly effective alternative treatment"?
    Answer: "The scientists were approved, perhaps even selected by Randi and the producers ahead of time. How do we know if they were biased or unbiased? Have we reviewed a record of their opinions on homeopathy before their involvement in this?"

    Because scientists were placed on Earth by God to test the faith His kindred.
  • How do you know the scientists were approved and perhaps even selected by Randi?

    Intuition, Durk!
  • Did the protocol not exclude any bias on the scientists? If not, how so?

    Protocol, WTF are you talking about.
  • Do you claim that the test was conducted differently than what you said should be done: "Usually the control substance (e.g. pure water) and the allegedly active substance are put into identical formats and labeled with numbers or letter or coded. The code is held by one person and locked in a safe. Both substance A and B or 1 or 2 or whatever are tested. Then the code is broken."?
    Answer: "The problem is from descriptions of the program as well as from those who viewed it, we don't know. (see above)."

    "See above", you dont tell me to "See Above", I dont perform tricks on command, I REFUSE TO BOW DOWN!
  • So, your claim was completely unfounded. Do you retract it?

    "Retract", well first I press a button and the Extend-o-Glove punches you in the face, I press another button and the Extend-o-Glove retracts, I press the first button, and the whole process repeats itself.
  • Do you maintain that judging was used, and not objective testing?
    Answer: "'Scientists' were chosen by Randi and the program and asked to give their opinion, their guess, their observation that they could not tell the difference between the control and the active substance. This is judging. You can call it anything you want. Who else besides these referees got to oversee their results? Even judges in courtrooms have judicial oversight. Who backed them up?"

    Well... ummm... I would answer that question... but I refuse to... I refuse to answer to a FOOOOR-NI-CATOOOOOOR!
  • Now you are saying directly that the scientists were chosen by Randi. Please show your evidence of this.

    "The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out, they crawl in your stomach and out your mouth", does that help?
  • Please explain how the scientists could have cheated.

    Great Scott, man! You are about as dumb as a Cardassian Running Moose!
  • Why would you need to be an expert on homeopathy to judge a result that needs to judging?

    That query is a misnomer, its grammatically improper, I wont undignify myself by answering a clearly flawed question.
  • How big a trial do you consider of "significance"? And why?

    About this big: [---------------------------]
  • Who among those backing the results claims that the trial was too small to be of significance?

    The one guy with the eyes and the arms, you know who I'm talking about?
  • Please point to the evidence published in peer reviewed journals that "dictate" that homeopathy is real.

    Everything you need to know can be found in 91 MB video I compiled, the server its stored on is extremely slow, the video is of poor audio quality, and if you expect to get anything out of it you better know your Spanish pretty well.
  • In what "peer-reviewed", "scientific" journals did Schwartz publish his studies?

    On a post-it note I guess...
  • The data from the homeopathy test were published. Why is Schwartz not publishing his?

    He has, you're just too closeminded to see it. Do you see any pink unicorns behind you, of course you dont because only a person with faith can see it.
  • Why is this experiment "controversial", and not Schwartz' HBO-experiment?

    HBO, Thursdays at 11:00 PM Eastern, be there.
  • When you dissolve duck liver in water (a very common homeopathic cure), what "duck liver particle" do you imagine would be left in the dilution?

    Ewwwwwwwwwwww!

Schwartz
  • If the Horizon experiment was not "scientific" because it was on TV, what about Schwartz' HBO-experiment?
    Answer: "Schwartz did studies before and after the televisied segment tapings and published all his results in a peer reviewed journal. I didnt see this happening with the Hotizons program or with any Randi challenge in fact. Schwartz studies were done on site at the University of Arziona, not on a TV studio stage. "
    Moving the goal posts. I asked about the HBO experiments, not what happened afterwards. Please answer the question: Was Schwartz' HBO experiments scientific or not?

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  • Was judging required at Schwartz' experiments?

    Grasshopper, you have much to learn...

CSICOP/JREF
  • Please point to what the "party line of CSICOP, JREF or the other groups" is.
    Answer: "Who are the donors to CSICOP and CFI? Is this list available? Anyone connected to the development and manufacture of streptokinase or tissue plasminogen activator would do ... I will not say more at this time."
    What are you talking about?? Please answer the question or retract it.

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  • Please name the "other groups" you mentioned.
    Answer: "CSICOP has dozens of affiliates. And there are also other indie groups like The Skeptic Society but I was more thinking along the lines of the CSICOP branches."
    Please answer the question.

    Only if you can answer this and several other riddles, each riddle harder than the last...
  • How do you know the health of Randi?
    Answer: "Randi had open heart surgery and has a heart condition. He publicly revealed this information himself on television. otherwise it would be PHI and I would not mention it if I came by it in any other manner."

    Randi cannot die, he is immortal, impervious... and for only 3 easy payments of US$19.99 you can be too!
  • How would "taking a kiddie aspirin" help the repercussions of open heart surgery?

    Serious answer: I'm not entirely sure if this is factual and I am not a medical physician, but it was always my understanding that Aspirin can prevent blood clots, Mr. Randi cant afford to have himself a heart attack now can he?

Aspirin as treatment for coronary thrombosis
  • Who are these people who "screamed the loudest and the longest" against the use of aspirin for this?
    Answer: "You have to read the S.I. for articles on this subject. CSICOP came out very heavily opposed to the validity of large scale studies showing that aspirin was of value. They questionned the fact that aspirin was such a miracle in this area."
    You made the claim that these people exist. You claimed to know who they were. Please tell us who these people are, by name. Also, provide the references of your claims of CSICOP "very heavily" opposing this.

    Third party disclosure aint what I'm all about,
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  • How do you know it has cost the patients or their insurers three thousand+ dollars a pop?
    Answer: "Treatment with TPA costs at least this much. It is a matter of record. I know it from personally being told this by a hospital pharmacist, however. When a pt is on aspirin, TPA cannot be given so its one less expensive treatment the pt can get for coronary thrombosis. Whether they'll admnit it or not, this irks the makers of TPA."
    You have not provided your evidence of your claim. Please do so, or retract your claim.

    You seem a bit cranky, have you had your nap today?
  • Can you point to where CSICOP refuted the use of aspirin in coronary thrombosis/chest pain victims or as a prophylactic for coronary artery thrombosis?
    Answer: "Again, I would have to ferret out back issues of SI on this subject;"
    Please do so. Until you get back, the question remains.

    Thrombosis? As soon as I find out what it is, I'll voodoo up a spell to caste the dreaded disease upon my worst enemies.
  • If they did, do they still hold these views?
    Answer: "The subject sort of died with them as the handwriting on the wall became apparent but somebody brought it up in SI about a year ago again but I dont remember the details."
    Again, you have not been able to back up your claim. Please provide the evidence hereof, or retract the claim.

    Evidence? Is that all you care about? You silly skeptics only think with one part of your body.
  • Please point to where you got the information that "many thousands probably died" due to CSICOP and JREF's "efforts to to discredit the treatment for this purpose".
    Answer: "I agree I am speculating. If you read the original articles on aspirin in SI and you believed them and you had a heart condition you would not have agreed to use aspirin and you would be increasing your risk of sudden cardiac death. Do I have specific cases? No, but some day there should be a congressional inquiry as to why CSICOP immersed itself in this. This is not over. Everything comes out in the wash sooner or later."
    Again, you have not been able to back up your claim. However, in this case, you retract your claim and admit that it was purely speculation.

    1000s and 1000s need to die so JREF has a fresh supply of human souls to eat! Bwahahaha!

Children kept in cages
  • What "research" are you talking about when you mentioned "unpublished research with profoundly autistic hyperactive children that had to be kept caged"?

    It sounds like a cruel parody of those Bonsai children.
  • Where did you hear this?

    Internet, if its found on the Internet its got to be true.
  • Who were these kids?

    Hansel and Gretel.
  • Who were the researchers?

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  • If it is unpublished, how do you know about it?

    Cockfighting is prohibited also, everyone knows about cockfighting.
  • Do you realize that keeping children caged is a serious offense?

    They're with God now, so its all better, right?

Misc.
  • Please point to the rule of this board that allows you to post a whole page from another site.
    Answer: "Fair used as confirmed by Pyrrho. The website itself gives permission for non-commercial and non-advertising. I posted those words above below the text. I was not finished adding to this post when you made your feeble attempt to silence a legitimate reply to the "there aint no evidence" claim based on b.s."
    By posting the words, you also admitted that your post violated copyrights: You did NOT include ownership.

    I am above the law, I am above your simple mortal rules!

(Note: These answers reflect only the opinion of Yahweh, they are in no way intended as SteveGrenard's answers or a parody of SteveGrenard's anwsers.)
 

I guess he's bored now that he's on my "Ignore" list and so it's your turn to have a list made.

It is truly amazing how so many questions from such a long post can be collapsed to about 3 lines by putting someone on your ignore list.

I think lists fall into the area of a "flooding" technique.

Personally, lists make me want to stay around here even longer.

:D
 
T'ai Chi said:
I think lists fall into the area of a "flooding" technique.

If the questions were answered when they were asked it wouldn't be a flood. If you don't do your laundry for a month or so it can really pile up.

Questions are how you examine your beliefs. If you don't like the questions don't raise the issues that generate them. Simply posting here and pretending you're open-minded doesn't cut it. Scrutinize your beliefs, or don't, but don't bitch about Claus highlighting what you want to ignore; just ignore it.
 
Clancie said:
lol, Steve. Now he's got a list for all three of us.

Five. There are five lists, Clancie. Do try to keep up.

Clancie said:
Of course, those of us who've dealt with Claus and his "questions" for over a year now, know exactly what to expect from lists like this. :slp:

Yep, that's right. The sound of silence from you.

Clancie said:
There's a reason that Claus' questions aren't put within quotes and linked to specific posts of yours, after all. As you and I both know all too well, he is a master of crafting questions that are a mixture of misstatement, misrepresentation of one's position, and repetition of issues that the person in question has already addressed (sometimes more than once). Its an interesting tactic, I'll say that for it. Makes it almost impossible to go through and correct each one--time consuming and he never accepts any clarification or corrections anyway. :slp:

Hey, that's a great idea! Apart from the fact that you are moving the goal posts, provided I do that with...say, your list, would you begin answering the questions?

Clancie said:
I guess he's bored now that he's on my "Ignore" list and so it's your turn to have a list made. What;s next? A question list for Ian? :rolleyes:

Cut the pretense, Clancie. I am not on your ignore list. You read everything I write with much interest. Hey, you even post in my threads....:rolleyes:

Jeff Corey said:
I've worked in the field and that has to be one of the most bixarre claims I've seen.

Not just that, it's also extremely criminal. I cannot imagine why Steve simply sits back and looks at the experiment, while not giving a damn about children being kept in cages.

Yahweh,

Thanks. But you have way too much time on your hands! :)
 
CFLarsen said:
Questions SteveGrenard does NOT want to answer

(And a few he has answered...)

For reference.

The Horizon "Homeopathy" program
  • What do you base your claim on that there were "no controls" on this trial?
    Answer: "The security arrangements, who prepared the solutions and the control solutions, who held them, etc were not mentioned in any account. I did not see the original program but I am told by those who did it was not discernible from that either. It was TV, it was edited, remember? It was a pile of rubbish."
  • By whom were you told, Steve?


  • Woah! The test on Horizon was conducted by the Royal Society, the oldest and most prestigious scientific body in the world. They used three encodings at least to ensure that no-one involved in the test knew which test tube was which before the final decoding at the end. All of the test tube diluting was performed on camera. The protocol was extremely rigorous.

    And by the way, the experiment was carried out while Randi was thousands of miles away.

    You want to know something Steve? Dr Madeleine Ennis accepted to join the Horizon experiment, then someone pointed out that one of her team was from Benveniste's team and had been known to "fix" experiments before, so she left the experiment.

    She never published her results, Steve. Why not?

    There's an obvious answer to why the Horizon experiment didn't find for homeopathy - because homeopathy is simply bunk. Dr Madeleine Ennis knows it as well.

    Full details: http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2002/homeopathy.shtml (with lovely pic of Randi as well)
 
TLN, if Steve (and others who have lists directed towards them) is being charged with letting his laundry pile up (by not answering all of the questions), then I am charging Claus with 'wearing the same underwear day after day' for posting these lists over and over.

In any case, Claus does ask some questions about claims, which is good.

However, Claus also has questions about information that is easily available to anyone, suggesting that these questions in particular purely pertain to pestering purposes. For example, asking in which journals Schwartz published his articles.

You're right TLN, asking questions is good for skepticism, but only if done in a wholly constructive way.
 
T'ai Chi said:
However, Claus also has questions about information that is easily available to anyone, suggesting that these questions in particular purely pertain to pestering purposes. For example, asking in which journals Schwartz published his articles.

Perhaps because Claus already knows the answer, but is looking to see if Steve does.

T'ai Chi said:
You're right TLN, asking questions is good for skepticism, but only if done in a wholly constructive way.

Leaving the door wide open for believers to declare any question that's uncomfortable for them to address as "unconstructive." A very tidy escape route.

Perhaps if you could go through one of Claus' lists and tell us which questions are constructive and which aren't we can develop some criteria.
 
TLN said:
Perhaps if you could go through one of Claus' lists and tell us which questions are constructive and which aren't we can develop some criteria.

Not a problem with me.
 
TLN said:

Perhaps because Claus already knows the answer, but is looking to see if Steve does.


Perhaps. Let's see: Claus, do you already know the answers to some of the questions you are requesting Steve answer?


Perhaps if you could go through one of Claus' lists and tell us which questions are constructive and which aren't we can develop some criteria.

TLN apparently you are interested in developing criteria for Claus' lists.. You seem to use 'us' and 'we' a lot and respond to questions asked in Claus' posts. Do I sense a Claus & TLN tag team here? ;) I bet you two PM each other a lot, but I could be way off.

Anyway, I feel the questions could become an issue when answers from Steve (or whoever) are met with more questions, and then the entire list with answers and with new questions is posted again, so now each answer from Steve (say n answers to Claus's n questions) has potentially generated (very conservatively) n/2 additional questions.

So, carried on, as a worse case scenario :), the JREF board would get:

n + n/2 + n/4 + n/8 + ... =
n(1 + 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + ...) =
n(1 + 1) = 2n total Claus questions arising from Claus' n orginal questions.

Which is why I've always said that if I get a list from Claus (or anybody) with n questions on it, I'll respond with a list of my own for them that has 2n questions on it. -And we'll see who gets tired answering questions first. :)
 
Re: Re: Questions SteveGrenard does NOT want to answer

Diamond said:
Woah! The test on Horizon was conducted by the Royal Society, the oldest and most prestigious scientific body in the world. They used three encodings at least to ensure that no-one involved in the test knew which test tube was which before the final decoding at the end. All of the test tube diluting was performed on camera. The protocol was extremely rigorous
Indeed. Turns out that Steve was criticising the program without ever having seen it or read the transcript.
 
T'ai Chi,

I see. You criticize the list for not being "construcive", yet you have no suggestions whatsoever to rectify that, except posting more questions. :rolleyes:

I do know some of the answers, yes. I just want to see how Steve replies, as his answers is very crucial for his argumentation.
 
T'ai Chi said:
Perhaps. Let's see: Claus, do you already know the answers to some of the questions you are requesting Steve answer?

*snip*
My guess is that Claus has answers to all the questions, but wants to give Steve and others an opportunity to supply THEIR answers, which may differ from Claus'.

Hans
 
Re: Re: Re: Questions SteveGrenard does NOT want to answer

Martinm said:
Indeed. Turns out that Steve was criticising the program without ever having seen it or read the transcript.

I see! An "expert" opinion then.... :D
 
Re: Re: Re: Re: Questions SteveGrenard does NOT want to answer

Diamond said:
I see! An "expert" opinion then.... :D

It's not just here. When reading Steve's posts on other boards as well, he clearly wants to pass himself off as someone with expert knowledge.

Heck, he even had the title as "Science Moderator" on Pam Blizzard's JE-board....

Unfortunately (for Steve), he usually gets into a lot of trouble, because he doesn't have a clue of what he is rattling on about.

Oh, well...
 

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