Author: Keith Evans
Date: 14:36:20 07/06/03
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On July 06, 2003 at 17:10:55, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On July 06, 2003 at 14:57:41, Andrei Fortuna wrote: > >>>Your analysis seems to be right to the point. >>> >>>I think it is also clear now to everyone. So the clown continues to talk... >>>alone in the void. > > >Hi christophe. yes. >but only a fool person would insist on something for more than 7 years. > >NO NORMAL person ever would go into a computerchess scene and try to convince >the people there that he is sane and insult people for more than 7 years, >i am really worried that this guy runs arround outside (in muenster and >surround) and nobody knows how ill he is and he maybe gets really ill patients >and completely destroys the healing of those crazy people with his own ill >projections. > >this guy is IMO a danger to the society and if this continues i will shut him >down. it cannot be that a crazy person like him is allowed to work with >crazy people or people who need help. can you imagine how a person that is ill >or crazy will end with asking HIM for help ?? If he were a psychotherapist then I doubt that he would make the claims about being a scientist. I don't know how it is outside America, but practically anybody can become a psychotherapist here. At Carngie Mellon the two experimental psychologists James McClelland and David Rumelhart developed a cognitive framework called parallel distributed processing. If you look into neural networks you'll surely come across references to the 1986 book "Parallel Distributed Processing: Explorations in the Microstructure of Cognition." I've never seen Rolf reference any of his published papers, so ...
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