Kurt Godel: Unpublished Philosophical Essays, by F. A. Rodriquez-Consuegra and Kurt Godel
David Longley
David at longley.demon.co.uk
Sun May 9 13:03:53 EST 2004
In article <6776c0a682cd4b75291f6eadc1a60758.48257 at mygate.mailgate.org>,
Kent Paul Dolan <xanthian at well.com> writes
>"David Longley" <David at longley.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> OK, now go and find out why I said:
>
>> "You have no grasp of what is being done or said".
>
>Too easy, you said that because you are a time wasting moron
>with a stunning inability to stick in making
>statements-of-fact to cases where you have any knowledge
>upon which to base those statements.
>
>Your ability to read my mind, despite your now dozens of
>claims to the contrary, remains, as ever, non-existent.
I did say that if you wanted any more help you will need to pay me, and
the first step towards that would have been some change in your verbal
behaviour. Your verbal behaviour is, in my view, clearly drug released.
There's not much that's rational to it (although I can see why you might
think otherwise, as might some others who know little about behaviour
analysis). Trying to explain to you where you're making silly (if not
absurdly) false statements will therefore be a waste of my time and
yours unless I do so for the benefit of others (using your behaviour as
an illustration of why "content" can be a distraction).
I have suggested to you before that you should find out something about
the behavioural effects of the drugs you take, and I'm saying that again
here. The way to start is to look into how anti-depressants are
screened.
Then go back and look at the assertions you have been making about
"behaviourism" and see if you can identify why I've said that what
you've said is not just false (and abusive), but absurd..
--
David Longley
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