They're quoting you and explaining where you're going wrong. Ever considered that, as you put it, you're hallucinating?
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Replying to @CollinMaessen
Quoting first, misinterpreting second, criticizing their own hallucinations last.
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @CollinMaessen
Scott, here again, your approach is completely nonsensical and vapid. You’re responding with words saying absolutely nothing.
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Replying to @robhon_ @CollinMaessen
I can simplify. State any fact you hold as true while believing I do not think it true. Watch what happens.
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @CollinMaessen
You’re merely playing a childish game rather than engaging on a substantive level w/ actual relevant points.
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I wonder,
@ScottAdamsSays, if you've ever sat down face to face with a real climate scientist for a friendly conversation about the science?4 replies 2 retweets 4 likes -
Given that I could not validate anything said by such a person, how would it help? A skeptic would sound equally credible.
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How do you validate anything your family physician tells you?
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I don't engage in analogies. It's a waste of time.
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Scott, your entire professional career has been about analogies!
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Analogies are good for explaining a concept. They are useless for winning arguments as you were attempting with doctor example.
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And I was using the analogy of a family physician to explain how we all rely on the expertise of others as a normal process.
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This! When a lot of experts tell you you're wrong then you should take a moment to think about why this is happening.
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