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To: GPS Info who wrote (105956)5/4/2014 1:42:32 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 217838
 
GPS: That's a bunch of pointless prose. You seem to be becoming obsessive about me, like Metacomet. You focus on becoming superior and every word and apostrophe of mine becomes a target to twist and show how not a single pixel is a good one. You are now tediously tendentious.

You are welcome to come up with some tests for "delusional" if you like. Knock yourself out.

To briefly indulge you, <
So, every animal on Earth that has a grandsire implies that the grandsire is or was rational? This is delusional.
> Since you are apparently unable to understand the point, I'll belabour it for you. Reality is the arbiter of "delusional". Reality is harshly destructive of delusional animals which means they don't get to have much of a line of descendants. That doesn't mean every single living thing on Earth can't get lucky for a bit, even if delusional. You apparently don't understand maths. There's a probabilistic nature to such things. In fact, you seem to be delusional. Just how many children and grandchildren do you have? How old are you?

To really labour the point, in case you don't get it, the fact somebody has great great grandchildren doesn't mean they were not delusional. But it probably does. Reality sorts out delusions from reality.

Mqurice



To: GPS Info who wrote (105956)5/4/2014 1:55:56 PM
From: GPS Info  Respond to of 217838
 
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