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thishereboi -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/15/2014 7:28:00 PM)

No, I didn't. Maybe instead of running around telling everyone else to learn to read you should invest in a few classes your self.




DomKen -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/15/2014 7:28:53 PM)

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I'm saying, if they're sworn enemies of the fossil fuels, don't accept monies from those foundations built up mainly from fossil fuel money...and let's not forget Big Tobacco...and accept from only from the believers in their cause.

No. You argued both that it was wrong that it got money from a foundation funded by a guy who invested some of his fortune in fossil fuel and wrong to get money from environmentalists. So again where can environmental groups get money without offending your delicate sensibilities? You're being a hypocrite. You're leaving environmentalists with no where to turn to for funds.
you keep saying that I have a problem with them accepting money from left wing groups. I don't have a problem with it. I do have a problem with their hypocrisy. As for them accepting money from the left? They should...that's their believers. But, to say that only the scientists that are skeptics are directly influenced by their believers while the AGW scientists are not directly affected by their believers? That is bullshit indeed.


You did. Shall I quote you?
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Indirect vs direct...makes no difference for the AGW group, even when it's 6 figures? Maybe not. Or it could just be hypocrisy...is the money comes from a foundation whose stated goal is at odds with their major source of funding, just go with that statement and declare the money indirect. Even when it's fundingis direct and comes from groups such as the Barbara Streisand Foundation, Ben and Jerrys Foundation, The Heinz Endowments, the Heinz Family Foundation, the Schumann Center for Media and Democracy (current president = some guy from PBS named Bill Moyers), etc.... but that sum in the hundreds to the group that has a more skeptical outlook on the "looming" crisis? Yeah, that has a DIRECT effect on their findings.

And the foundation in question is left wing. That some money to found the foundation came from sources that some blogger says should make it "bad" is immaterial. People are allowed to reform and people are allowed to spend their stock profits how they want. Some minor funds guy creating a foundation that donated a small sum is a long way from Exxon directly running API, Heartland and all the other groups they control.




DomKen -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/15/2014 7:30:50 PM)

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Oh...and by the way?

"You don't have to have a Oh.D to understand something". That's a relief...I thought my having only a doctoral degree was going to keep me from further discussion.

You know we all know you're full of shit right? You even messed up the quote.
Because I hit O instead of P? You are the one full of shit. And given your screw up about confusing U.C. S. with another group earlier, I wouldn't say a lot about hitting one wrong letter.


Ok then.

What's your doctorate in.
Give me the title of your dissertation.




CreativeDominant -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/15/2014 7:56:53 PM)

My doctoral degree is in Chiropractic Science. I have postgrad hours in Orthopedics. I see patients 5 - 6 days a week and I help a friend teach 2 seminars a year, while working on what may be my own class some day. What's yours in?

And just what does this pissing contest prove?

A small sum? Yeah, I guess when you can show assets of over 40,000,000 bucks in the year 2011...27% of it coming from foundations and 4% coming from permanent gifts, 400,000-some dollars is a small sum.





DomKen -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/16/2014 6:25:06 AM)

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My doctoral degree is in Chiropractic Science. I have postgrad hours in Orthopedics. I see patients 5 - 6 days a week and I help a friend teach 2 seminars a year, while working on what may be my own class some day. What's yours in?

And just what does this pissing contest prove?

That you're not a PhD and that you're background isn't even in real medicine. You'll forgive me while I laugh my ass off that you think back cracking is a real thing.

Are you one of the quacks who thinks back cracking can cure things besides back pain?


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A small sum? Yeah, I guess when you can show assets of over 40,000,000 bucks in the year 2011...27% of it coming from foundations and 4% coming from permanent gifts, 400,000-some dollars is a small sum.
Yes, for an organization the size of the U.C.S. a 400k gift is small. As you point out their operating budget for that year was 40 million so 400k was 1%. For someone who claims to be well educated you are surprisingly innumerate.




CreativeDominant -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/16/2014 7:22:16 AM)

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My doctoral degree is in Chiropractic Science. I have postgrad hours in Orthopedics. I see patients 5 - 6 days a week and I help a friend teach 2 seminars a year, while working on what may be my own class some day. What's yours in?

And just what does this pissing contest prove?

That you're not a PhD and that you're background isn't even in real medicine. You'll forgive me while I laugh my ass off that you think back cracking is a real thing.

Are you one of the quacks who thinks back cracking can cure things besides back pain?


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A small sum? Yeah, I guess when you can show assets of over 40,000,000 bucks in the year 2011...27% of it coming from foundations and 4% coming from permanent gifts, 400,000-some dollars is a small sum.
Yes, for an organization the size of the U.C.S. a 400k gift is small. As you point out their operating budget for that year was 40 million so 400k was 1%. For someone who claims to be well educated you are surprisingly innumerate.
No, I'm one of those doctors who has spent 31 years curing people, knowing enough and not having too big of an ego to send them elsewhere when they need to be elsewhere, and fixing "real" medicine's mistakes.

If you're so uneducated or biased to think "cracking back" is all we do or that it's even correct ternminology or that it doesn't improve health. then besides your arrogance and derailing of this thread over the last two pages, we're done.

By the way, nice deflection of answering the question of what your educational background is.




DomKen -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/16/2014 10:14:58 AM)

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My doctoral degree is in Chiropractic Science. I have postgrad hours in Orthopedics. I see patients 5 - 6 days a week and I help a friend teach 2 seminars a year, while working on what may be my own class some day. What's yours in?

And just what does this pissing contest prove?

That you're not a PhD and that you're background isn't even in real medicine. You'll forgive me while I laugh my ass off that you think back cracking is a real thing.

Are you one of the quacks who thinks back cracking can cure things besides back pain?


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A small sum? Yeah, I guess when you can show assets of over 40,000,000 bucks in the year 2011...27% of it coming from foundations and 4% coming from permanent gifts, 400,000-some dollars is a small sum.
Yes, for an organization the size of the U.C.S. a 400k gift is small. As you point out their operating budget for that year was 40 million so 400k was 1%. For someone who claims to be well educated you are surprisingly innumerate.
No, I'm one of those doctors who has spent 31 years curing people, knowing enough and not having too big of an ego to send them elsewhere when they need to be elsewhere, and fixing "real" medicine's mistakes.

If you're so uneducated or biased to think "cracking back" is all we do or that it's even correct ternminology or that it doesn't improve health. then besides your arrogance and derailing of this thread over the last two pages, we're done.

By the way, nice deflection of answering the question of what your educational background is.


Chiropracty is a metaphysical load of nonsense made up by the Palmers. .
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-end-of-chiropractic/




thishereboi -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/16/2014 11:37:03 AM)


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By the way, nice deflection of answering the question of what your educational background is.




He's hoping no one notices.




DomKen -> RE: Gop trying to break science education again (9/16/2014 11:52:36 AM)

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By the way, nice deflection of answering the question of what your educational background is.




He's hoping no one notices.

I've answered it many times. Any moron who can hit search can find out.

But since I'm guessing you morons will try to make a stink.

I have a B. Sc. in Mathematics from the University of Chicago.




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