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Subject: Re: Talks and Being Right

Author: Rolf Tueschen

Date: 15:00:51 06/19/04

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On June 19, 2004 at 17:51:23, Jonas Bylund wrote:

>>Yes, telling for my smartness and politeness. I was writing to Glanzfeld who
>>insulted me. Did I insult? No. But you had only a single question: could a
>>psychologist still be a punk. Important question, my dear. Let's now stop this
>>conversation. We will hopefully meet again in one of the next topics. Ok?
>
>Well if you thought i was talking about a completely different topic when i
>never made any mention of it, i am not sure that it is telling for your
>smartness...

I know. Look, what was the topic in the thread? And you want to tell me that you
did NOT mean that topic? Who now must prove his standpoint? Me or you?


>
>No i never posed a question, i stated a fact, that your titles or anybody elses
>titles for that matter does not make them clear of being wrong or a punk even.


I see. If someone is insulting me as punk, you are eager to tell me the truth -
that a psychologist still could be a punk - in principle!! Dont you see the
implied insult? And you are claiming that this is just stating a fact. Very
telling for you.



>
>Also you said that based on :"Not a punk but a psychologist with studies in test
>theory & practice of course.Your perception sucks."
>
>That to me is insulting, but you are right he insulted you first, but that does
>not make you right.


I see. You think that "punk!" was insulting, but if I tell him that I'm a
studied psychologist with statistics and all, you "inform" me that if I
concluded that his perception THEREFORE "sucked", that this is also insulting!!

Bravo! That must have been stated by someone! You are the one. But is it also
correct? I don't think so.

Let's stop it. From now on I won't respond to your insults anymore. Excuse me.




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