Is the organic food movement the most anti-science social movement out there?

[KrazyHorse]

Working for a financial institution surely you are aware of the "eggs in one basket" principle. Now stretch your imagination and apply it to an ecosystem, or the interface between an agricultural system and its environment.

Is the light dawning, or does it need to be spelt out to the genius?

Is this supposed to substitute for science?

[Ecofarm]

Putting whose BS away? Certainly not KH because he hadn't engaged you in this thread up to that point. Maybe me because I don't know crap about farming but then again it's hard to falsify vague "chicken little" arguments.

I was not referring to KH. I was referring to my dominance in this thread, which KH was questioning. Learn to read.

Eco:

What's the "Elite Private University"?

Stetson University (Elite in Law, circa 1990). As president of the debate team/club in HS (we competed in national tournaments), I thought (at that ignorant age) that I wanted to be an attorney.

[Kuciwalker]

[KrazyHorse]

Standard KH response when content is against him.

What content, you buffoon? The "eggs in one basket theory"?



By the way, I made up my mind about you when you attempted to bull**** an answer about debt-financed versus money-financed deficits in an AusEcon thread.

At least look up the terms before you try something like that.

[Drake Tungsten]

I embarrassed Drake (and his cronies) badly.

I didn't even know I had any cronies.

[giblets]

You're an idiot. The guy hates me, that's why the quote has considerable weight.

I don't hate you at all! I love unintentionally funny people.

[KrazyHorse]

Seriously, I don't know **** about agriculture, yet ecotard SOMEHOW manages to know even less than I do.

[KrazyHorse]

Glad to see all my DLs are in the house

EDIT: Stetson University?

[Ecofarm]

x3 (in a row, by the teamsters)?

I win, right?

I mean c'mon... if all three of them start spamming lols, I must have really hit a nerve.

[ricketyclik]

ricketyclick, you are one of the half-dozen posters who have convinced me that everybody from Australia and New Zealand is dumb as ****.

Has it ever occurred to you that it has something to do with perspective?

The majority of US posters make me think that the US is more than usually subject to brainwashing in its schools, given that its population by and large buy the "we work for the economy" and "the market is right" lines without much critical thought.

I don't however think that this implies that they're dumber than average, they just have a different perspective.

When I debate with people I try to fully consider what they're saying. I learn that way. I improve.

I try not to swat them down with a knee-jerk insult, as more often than not although they disagree with what I think, there is validity in their point of view.

I'd be interested to know how happy your pattern of victory by insult really makes you KH. I'm not referring to the instant gratification of the "win", but the long-term satisfaction. You've been at it a fair while, so what do you say? Does it make you happy?

[Drake Tungsten]

BTW, am I the only one who's never heard of Stetson? Isn't that a cologne you can buy at Wal-Mart?

[ricketyclik]

ricketyclick, you are one of the half-dozen posters who have convinced me that everybody from Australia and New Zealand is dumb as ****.

What content, you buffoon? The "eggs in one basket theory"?



By the way, I made up my mind about you when you attempted to bull**** an answer about debt-financed versus money-financed deficits in an AusEcon thread.

At least look up the terms before you try something like that.

I admit that I misunderstood those terms.

You are displaying your true colours when you state that you made up your mind about me based on one post.

[ricketyclik]

If someone of your intelligence can't see that diversity = robustness KH, I doubt I could convince you, and I'm certainly not going to spend the time trying.

[Al B. Sure!]

Drake:

Stetson is a type of hat. Like a cowboy hat.

Like on the SU logo:



Go Hatters!

(I am not making that up!)

[KrazyHorse]

Has it ever occurred to you that it has something to do with perspective?

The majority of US posters make me think that the US is more than usually subject to brainwashing in its schools, given that its population by and large buy the "we work for the economy" and "the market is right" lines without much critical thought.

I don't however think that this implies that they're dumber than average, they just have a different perspective.

When I debate with people I try to fully consider what they're saying. I learn that way. I improve.

I consider this to be a blatant lie. You're an intellectually dishonest imbecile who doesn't have the wisdom to learn when presented with a superior set of facts and reasoning.

The reason I DO "win" most of the time is BECAUSE of the accrued lessons I've learned. Well, that and my tremendous intellect.

If this is you after X years improving, I would hate to have met your former self.