On Sun, 04 May 2008 03:52:01 GMT, "John Smith"
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"George Hammond" wrote in message
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On Sat, 03 May 2008 20:51:39 GMT, "John Smith"
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Unsupported assertion!
There were NO experiments perormed.
Please, disprove that and show some!!!!!!


[Hammond]
LIAR. Here's a list of the Psychmetric experiments taken
from the bibliography opf my 1994 peer published paper
(Pergam Press), you don't know what you're talking about,
and you are a LIAR:

REFERENCE

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[John Smith, atheist, raving S.P.O.G. critic]
?????????????????
This, unless you warp it just as much as you psychotically warp everything
else, has nothing to do with your SPO Crap!
There's nothing here that is even remoely related to physics!

All of these things are related to social behavior and psychology ....
fields in which you have ABSOLUTELY NO degree!
IOW - your claimed CV's mean NOTHING here.

[Hammond]
All of these are published reports of EXPERIMENTAL Factor
Analytic eigenvector extractions from experimental
psychological correlation matrices. What I've discovered
is what CAUSES THE EIGENVECTOR STRUCTURE, and that is a
PHYSICS problem, because it turns out to be a:

EINSTEINIAN CURVATURE OF
SUBJECTIVE SPACETIME (i.e. "GOD")
THAT CAUSES THE CURVATURE.

Social studies and psychology are not "hard" sciences; so make a "hard
(physics) science" conclusion using them is mere FRAUD.



[Hammond]
Baloney, what it provides is a concise PHYSICS
explanation of God. Get out of here, you're an uneducated,
scientifically illiterate asshole. Whddau think, an
ignorant asshole like you is qualified to understand the
world's first scientific proof of God..... getoutta here!



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