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Radiation from antennae - a new philosophy
On Thu, 09 Oct 2014 17:38:36 +0100, Brian Reay wrote:
On 09/10/2014 02:02, rickman wrote: Because there is *nothing* you can do to "eliminate" his behavior. By responding you are just encouraging him. Your type of responses are exactly why he posts in the first place. But whatever. At this point we all covered in mod from wrestling with this pig. Moreover, by not ignoring him, you have indicated to him that you are 'game' to be 'played'. He will be back, again and again. He has posted several nonsense antenna idea on uk.r.a in the past, expect to see then on here. No doubt he is cooking up others right now. Plus, he will 'recycle' the ones he uses from time to time, in the hope of stimulating another pointless thread. I lost track of how many times how many times his Big K nonsense was recycled, before he claim to have realised that his K was a constant in the accepted maths. (It didn't 'tie up' with his nonsense, needless to say, but that simply led to more nonsense.) I don't understand why you label this thread as pointless as it has stirred technical discussion that has evolved into an interesting thread that I, for one, have learnt from and enjoyed reading. It would seem to have been something that everybody had an opinion of but nobody dared to mention. Seems that certain beliefs from various people were wrong, so what? We all gain. He frequents several groups and does the same thing in them. The best thing is just to totally ignore him. He will still post, still rant and rave, but you won't waste your time. He has nothing better to do, the rest of us have. It seems to me that he is between a rock and a hard place. You say that your desire is for more technical postings on usenet but when one is presented, you immediately try to shoot the messenger rather than offering any useful input yourself! |
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