Glaucon wrote:
I think you are saying that my pompous bullshit and your pompous bullshit are equivalent and cancel each other out.
No. That's not at all what I'm saying. I'm saying that the majority of your comments over the years are written with a pomposity exceeded by no other member of this site. I am saying that
my pompous bullshit is a mirror image of yours. I speak to nobody else like this (except maybe Progressive One because he can at times be just as pompous as you) so, as soon you put a stop to it, so will I.
Quote:
I don't recall putting myself on a pedestal and I would like to know how I did that so I can do it again when it is appropriate.
Spend some time reviewing the history of your comments. Of course you wouldn't recall putting yourself on a pedestal, that would be difficult for someone that has almost never stepped down from the pedestal they originally put themselves on. BTW, you should never find it appropriate, it displays low self esteem.
Quote:
You don't seem to have noticed that when I have been proven wrong, I have always acknowledged it. If you are unaware of that fact, perhaps you have been selective in the information you take in and what information you choose to ignore. I think that would be consistent with the confirmation bias: we hear what we need to hear and ignore the rest.
You're right; I've never noticed you acknowledge being wrong, admittedly though, I haven't read all your posts, but I have a sneaking suspicion finding a comment where you have, would be the equivalent of finding a needle in a haystack, and having absolutely nothing to do with confirmation bias, but more to do with past practice. What I have noticed though, is your propensity for condescension, obfuscation, and deflection via your unique gibberish.
Quote:
I Have no idea the image of myself you believe I have presented. I have not been conscious of any particular image. It would not be a surprise if we had very different ideas about that; we tend to see what we want to see and ignore the rest. Perhaps we could begin discussion with agreeing that our perceptions will be different on many issues, but there are as many perceptions of most things as there are people experiencing those perceptions. if we add emotions to that, it can be perceptual Babble.
I Have no idea the image of myself you believe I h... (
show quote)
Ok, I can agree to that. After all, differing opinions/perceptions, if argued respectfully, intelligently, and fairly is how we are sometimes able reach a compromise, or, at the very least, reach a point where we can agree to disagree.
Let me know when you would like to get back on topic, otherwise save your response because, dissecting and explaining your psyche to you is getting irksome and tiresome.