Religions are mostly wrong

[Cypress]

Still stinging that you didn't know about the Nicene Creed or the fact that the majority of the earth's Protestants adhere to it as a critical point of the faith?



And when you do you lie about it.



So why weren't you honest about the colligative properties discussion? You claim you only ever had high school chemistry which means you didn't learn it like that, you learned it like everyone else does and you wouldn't have mentioned entropic effects. That's a sign you googled. Look you can lie about it all you want, I've actually taught intro chemistry classes so I know you were googling.

(Or running to one of your books to hit up the index )



You SELDOM write in your own words. 99% of the threads you start are nothing more than a quote from someone.



OF COURSE! Some of this stuff I haven't looked at for 40 years. But I'm not the one who flips their fuckin' lid and screams about googling like you do. THE ONLY REASON I'm TAKING YOU TO TASK FOR IT IS BECAUSE YOU ARE A HYPOCRITE ABOUT IT.

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if people google stuff. It's when they use it like an accusation of wrong doing like you did that it becomes a deal.



You really are galled that I know more science and religion than you do. It has to hurt. Especially when you and Doc are afraid I'm gay that makes you even MORE MAD.

Post a link to the post I didn't know what the Nicene Creed wase, and post to anywhere I mentioned colligative properties.

 

[Saint Guinefort]

Here's what bullshitting looks like:

When you posted as your sock puppet Jank, you wrote that you didn't have a science degree.

But when you posted as Perry PhD, you claimed to have been awarded a glorious geochem PhD.


Which time were you lying and bullshiting your ass off? Those claims are mutually exclusive.

How many times do I have to explain that to you? I've explained it like twice to you now. Are you mentally challenged?

 

[Saint Guinefort]

Post a link to the post I didn't know what the Nicene Creed wase, and post to anywhere I mentioned colligative properties.

When you talk about freezing point depression you are talking about colligative properties.

For someone who claims he knows all about freezing point depression (to the point of entropy) you sure don't seem to know the topic.

Your lies are really badly done. You need to up your game. Poseur.

 

[Saint Guinefort]

Why did you write that you didn't have a science degree when you were posting as Jank?

Explained to you now TWICE. Apparently you honestly cannot understand what you read. Wow.

 

[Saint Guinefort]

Post the Link.

What was the motivation for you abandoning your sock puppet Jank?

When you talk about freezing point depression, Mr. Entropy, it's a COLLIGATIVE PROPERTY. God...you really don't know anything about this topic. THAT'S how I know you googled it. You got the word "entropy" but you didn't get anything about the actual topic.

Geez you are so dishonest.

 

[Cypress]

When you talk about freezing point depression you are talking about colligative properties.

For someone who claims he knows all about freezing point depression (to the point of entropy) you sure don't seem to know the topic.

Your lies are really badly done. You need to up your game. Poseur.

So you refuse to provide links to back up the claims you made Jank. Unsurprising.

You're clinging like a drowning man clings to flotsam in your quest to compose a "gotcha!" post. Entropy is the scientific concept underlying the thermal properties of aqueous solutions. You are desperately clinging to technical buzzwords you googled that don't actually explain physically what is happening to the thermal properties of aqueous solutions comprised of various concentrations of solvents and solutes.

My mind gravitates towards the fundamental underlying scientific reasons.

Your mind searches google for impressive sounding buzzwords which don't actually explain the underlying physical processes involved.

 

[Ross Dolan]

I ask because you seem very uneducated.

I do not seem "very uneducated" to anyone who is educated, BP. Get your shit together. You are looking the fool these days.

 

[Saint Guinefort]

My mind gravitates towards the fundamental underlying scientific reasons.

The guy who self-proclaimed he could have paid more attention in high school chemistry tries to backpedal to hide his own hypocrisy. Now he's just going to post as many big sounding chemistry words as he possibly can to cover up that he was caught out googling stuff he didn't know.

Don't feel bad that you don't know chemistry but don't be a hypocrite and a tool and lie about it.

Funny but you think I'M the one using technical buzzwords when, in fact the reason I know you googled it was because you didn't know the USUAL words that are taught related to this topic to high school chemistry students. But you somehow DID know all the hyper technical terms that would require many, many years of training in the field. OR YOU GOOGLED THEM.

Which is it, Mr. High School Chemistry Student?

Chemistry lab was the best part of chemistry class. If I had paid more attention, I probably could have become an expert at making cocaine and crystal meth!

If you had paid more attention maybe you would have known about freezing point depression.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

The guy who self-proclaimed he could have paid more attention in high school chemistry tries to backpedal to hide his own hypocrisy. Now he's just going to post as many big sounding chemistry words as he possibly can to cover up that he was caught out googling stuff he didn't know.

Don't feel bad that you don't know chemistry but don't be a hypocrite and a tool and lie about it.

Funny but you think I'M the one using technical buzzwords when, in fact the reason I know you googled it was because you didn't know the USUAL words that are taught related to this topic to high school chemistry students. But you somehow DID know all the hyper technical terms that would require many, many years of training in the field. OR YOU GOOGLED THEM.

Which is it, Mr. High School Chemistry Student?

If you had paid more attention maybe you would have known about freezing point depression.

^^^
Claims he isn't a troll.

Did you find your gender yet, Perry? Remember the SNL "Pat"? In a later sketch Pat had a love interest, "Chris". Their genders were deliberately ambiguous....just like yours. LOL

 

[Cypress]

The guy who self-proclaimed he could have paid more attention in high school chemistry tries to backpedal to hide his own hypocrisy. Now he's just going to post as many big sounding chemistry words as he possibly can to cover up that he was caught out googling stuff he didn't know.

Don't feel bad that you don't know chemistry but don't be a hypocrite and a tool and lie about it.

Funny but you think I'M the one using technical buzzwords when, in fact the reason I know you googled it was because you didn't know the USUAL words that are taught related to this topic to high school chemistry students. But you somehow DID know all the hyper technical terms that would require many, many years of training in the field. OR YOU GOOGLED THEM.

Which is it, Mr. High School Chemistry Student?



If you had paid more attention maybe you would have known about freezing point depression.

Anyone who went through college freshman inorganic chemistry doesn't need to google entropy.

That's one reason I know you lied about having a glorious geochem PhD. Entropy is not some rare and exotic word and concept only discoverable by the Masters of Google.


I accept your tacit confession that while I was describing the fundamental underlying physical processes for the thermal properties of aqueous solutions (aka, entropy), you googled and stumbled across a technical buzzword which does not actually explain the fundamental underlying physical processes involved

 

[Cypress]

^^^
Claims he isn't a troll.

Did you find your gender yet, Perry? Remember the SNL "Pat"? In a later sketch Pat had a love interest, "Chris". Their genders were deliberately ambiguous....just like yours. LOL

Jank is a strange bird

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Anyone who went through college freshman inorganic chemistry doesn't need to google entropy.

That's one reason I know you lied about having a glorious geochem PhD. Entropy is not some rare and exotic word and concept only discoverable by the Masters of Google.


I accept your tacit confession that while I was describing the fundamental underlying physical processes for the thermal properties of aqueous solutions (aka, entropy), you googled and stumbled across a technical buzzword which does not actually explain the fundamental underlying physical processes involved

I never took college chemistry but knew about entropy from astronomy. The principle was known, but in those days the theory of an Oscillating Universe was still prevalent, albeit unproved, ending our universe in "The Big Crunch". Now it seems clear that entropy will eventually prevail in "The Big Chill".

https://www.astronomy.com/science/the-big-freeze-how-the-universe-will-die/
The Big Freeze: How the universe will die
The cosmos will come to a close through a cold and lonely death called the Big Freeze.

The cosmos may never end. But if you were immortal, you’d probably wish it would. Our cosmos’ final fate is a long and frigid affair that astronomers call the Big Freeze, or Big Chill.

It’s a fitting description for the day when all heat and energy is evenly spread over incomprehensibly vast distances. At this point, the universe’s final temperature will hover just above absolute zero.

 

[Cypress]

I never took college chemistry but knew about entropy from astronomy. The principle was known, but in those days the theory of an Oscillating Universe was still prevalent, albeit unproved, ending our universe in "The Big Crunch". Now it seems clear that entropy will eventually prevail in "The Big Chill".

For sure, I am sure lots of people have heard of the word entropy.
Entropy is not a concept that an adult who is interested in science, and reads science journalism needs to google.

A geochem PhD should have understood that entropy is not a rare and exotic word only available to Frantic Googlers.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Jank is a strange bird

S/he's confused in more ways than sexual preference. Perry's obsession in being seen as the smartest person on the forum indicates an exceptionally needy person AKA low self-esteem coupled with narcissistic qualities.

https://psychcentral.com/blog/psychology-self/2020/02/narcissist-inferior#1
People with strong narcissistic, sociopathic, psychopathic, and other dark personality traits (thereafter called narcissists) have a low and fragile sense of self-esteem. In order to cope, they need to constantly feel better than others. They always compare themselves to others and when they feel threatened, they will try to make the other person feel worse to elevate themselves and feel superior. Indeed, they think hierarchically and this plays out in different ways.

The link describes Perry to a "T".

 

[Cypress]

S/he's confused in more ways than sexual preference.

Perry's obsession in being seen as the smartest person on the forum indicates an exceptionally needy person AKA low self-esteem coupled with narcissistic qualities.

https://psychcentral.com/blog/psychology-self/2020/02/narcissist-inferior#1
People with strong narcissistic, sociopathic, psychopathic, and other dark personality traits (thereafter called narcissists) have a low and fragile sense of self-esteem. In order to cope, they need to constantly feel better than others. They always compare themselves to others and when they feel threatened, they will try to make the other person feel worse to elevate themselves and feel superior. Indeed, they think hierarchically and this plays out in different ways.

The link describes Perry to a "T".

Perry/Jank seems to have decided I am the standard to which h/she has to compete.

Jank is swinging at windmills and has me overestimated. I am clueless about numerous topics. I mostly keep my mouth shut and just listen on topics I lack knowledge about.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

For sure, I am sure lots of people have heard of the word entropy.
Entropy is not a concept that an adult who is interested in science, and reads science journalism needs to google.

A geochem PhD should have understood that entropy is not a rare and exotic word only available to Frantic Googlers.

Agreed. The word describes most teenager's rooms. LOL

I have no idea what a geochem PhD should or should not know, but I do know that such a high level of education requires higher than average levels of maturity and self-discipline. Two qualities which Perry doesn't exhibit.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Perry/Jank seems to have decided I am the standard to which h/she has to compete.

Jank is swinging at windmills and has me overestimated. I am clueless about numerous topics. I mostly keep my mouth shut and just listen on topics I lack knowledge about.

IMO, it's because you discuss multiple scientific topics which, in Perry's quest to appear as the smartest person in the room, appears as a threat to him/her/it.

Agreed it's a Quixotic quest on Perry's part. Listening is a major difference between you two; you ask questions and Perry is compelled to be the one seen as having all the answers. This goes back to his mental state and low self-esteem.

 

[Cypress]

Agreed. The word describes most teenager's rooms. LOL

I have no idea what a geochem PhD should or should not know, but I do know that such a high level of education requires higher than average levels of maturity and self-discipline. Two qualities which Perry doesn't exhibit.

You have to wonder about somebody who thinks the word Entropy is so exotic, that it can only be found by plumbing the depths of the interwebs.

That pic is pretty good metaphor! The degree of disorder is a reasonably good way to describe entropy in plain English, even if it's not technically exactly accurate

 

[Dutch Uncle]

You have to wonder about somebody who thinks the word Entropy is so exotic, that it can only be found by plumbing the depths of the interwebs.

That pic is pretty good metaphor! The degree of disorder is a reasonably good way to describe entropy in plain English, even if it's not technically exactly accurate

Agreed. Perry is making an emotional argument, not a logical or scientific one.

Thanks! I recollect a college professor making a similar metaphor. Community college? LOL

Last Monday one of CAP senior members gave an aerospace lecture on Newton's Three Laws of Motion. As part of that lecture, the Laws of Thermodynamics were also mentioned. Specifically, that there is only so much energy in the Universe and that it can't be created or destroyed, only altered in form. The Second Law of Thermodynamics directly relates to Entropy. My career mainly focused upon the Laws of Motion so I had to Google the Laws of Thermodynamics. LOL

https://www.geo.arizona.edu/xtal/nats101/s04-09.html

2nd law of thermodynamics: stated 3 ways
1. Heat will not flow spontaneously from a cool to a warm body
2. You cannot construct an engine that does nothing but convert heat to useful work.
3. Every isolated system becomes more disordered with time.

 

[Cypress]

IMO, it's because you discuss multiple scientific topics which, in Perry's quest to appear as the smartest person in the room, appears as a threat to him/her/it.

Agreed it's a Quixotic quest on Perry's part. Listening is a major difference between you two; you ask questions and Perry is compelled to be the one seen as having all the answers. This goes back to his mental state and low self-esteem.

Low self-esteem must be at play.


I have always said, and written here, that asking the right questions is at least as important as having the right answers.