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Re: This used to be on disease and immunity
Philip Deitiker (pdeitik@bcm.tmc.edu)
Fri, 20 Sep 1996 20:00:44 GMT
tbrown@weber.ucsd.edu (Tom Brown) wrote:
>To Eric Brunner, regarding his response to sisial@ix.netcom:
> Your elitist academic tone is abhorrent. You may have a
>few good points to make, and some worthwhile evidence to offer;
>however, my impression of your entry is that you truly value
>form over substance. Essentially, what you are saying is that
>if someone does not have a firm grasp of the so-called "key"
>academic terminology, then there is no point in entering into
>any conversation in the general field.
Uh, Tom, wake up. Eric's tactics have been blatantly apparent since
about the third post in this thread (what about 2 or 3 months back).
He's particularly good at the mumbo jumbo when he's unable to
substantiate his opinion, or logically decompose a different opinion.
Eric beleives that science and scientific methodologies are stricitly
of non-native ameircan origin and as such are not to be trusted, thus
logic, epidemiological studies, molecular genetics, immunology all
must be filtered to that which is acceptably non-european to be
trustable, alas if you can do this as he does you are a scolar of
Eric's level, elsewise, well we get flameus-contortious. Leave it be
and let the thread die a peaceful death.
Philip
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