Re: The rest of whose story, hey 4XFloor

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4xFloor:

First, you are proof that I don't serve as a watchdog, or
anyone else.

There are so many contradictions and absurdities in your
post that I don't know where to start. I think you missed
the point about microbes, changes, and cyanobacteria as an
example of microbial problems that scientists denied, based
on their "consensus," and not are finding they are wrong.

If you had read the posts, you shold be wondering why the
questions I have asked remain unanswered. Start with the
paints, coatings, and other building materials, ag land as
breeding facilities. Consider the antimicrobials
incorporated into these materials, to control the very
organisms/populations which colonize and bloom, on these
treated materials, when adequate moisture is added.

HAS SOMETHING CHANGED, HAVE THE ORGANISMS BECOME RESISTANT
TO THE ANTI-MICROBIALS, AND IF SO, DO THEY BECOME DOMINANT?
(Are we providing the ideal habitat for the problematic
organisms?)

This is not a novel concept. Recognize the resistance
problems in pharmaceuticals (many of the anti-microbials in
ag, and in paints..., are essentially the same compound.

Someone just referenced the Hanta Virus in response to Mr.
Connell's empty mouse trap analogy, as now being found in
the US (simply an example of things changing).

But one of the biggest points you miss, obviously by your
statement that I think I am the watchdog of all knowledge
and truth, is that how would you know what is true and what
is not? It is not about being a watchdog, but about having
gained by way of experience...

I've witnessed scientists screwing up, learning new things
that contradicted "old knowledge," and they were quite
arrogant about it before they found out they were wron
(sound familiar?). I have experienced the effects of
suppression bias. This mold issue, has all the appearances
of another learning experience for scientists, and if so, I
hope you won't be too disappointed.

Lastly, what's wrong with solving the problem? Has your
idol done that?

And that's the rest of the story YOUR Paul Harvey story
didn't tell.

Anyway, thanks for sharing your criticism although a little
rough around the edges, but that's simply an indicator.

ff

On 2/16/04, 4XFloor wrote:
> Hey FF. What makes you think you are the watchdog of all
> knowledge and truth? You attack CC for anything he says
> but dont provide no back up for what you say. I've read a
> ton of your posts and you never provide no alternatives
> yourself all you do is presume what CC says but dont
bother
> to pay attention to what he really says. Just like your
> crap about cyanobacteria - first you creat an argument
that
> dont exist and then you presume what CC would have to say
> about it and then you say hes wrong when he aint even said
> sh*t about it! what kind of an argument is that? You're a
> freakin idiot. It dont take a genius to figure out that
CC
> dont even read YOUR posts. Your pretty arrogant to think
> you have "the rest of the story" but have you ever been in
> an empty barn in a heavy rain? There's a sh*tload of
noise
> coming out of an empty barn and when I read your posts I
> dont think you got a whole lot hay up stairs old boy if
you
> get my drift. I think you like to say stuff like "There
is
> a long way to go go
> in this, if for no other reason, microbes are constantly
> changing, evolving, mutating, populations shift..." but
you
> don't really know what that means cause you never follow
> thru with the full thought so what do you mean by that
> (give me exact examples of why thats a problem) at least
CC
> dont just f*rt in his hat like you do. He explains what
he
> says and back it up while you just seem to f*rt cause you
> like the sound of your own voice. I dont se that your
> doing nothing to solve ANY problems old boy, your just
> spinning your wheels on this board cause nobody listens to
> you at home.

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