On 2/25/2012 10:47 AM, jk wrote:

Yeah, a "science" that DOESN'T use any quantitative analysis. Sheesh!

That is the same program that taught you to "evaluate" evidence isn't
it?


I learned to do that in law classes. I bet you have a lot of units in
that field too, right? No, you don't? But you talk like such an expert
on all things to do with the law.

Again
PUT UP OR SHUT UP "DAVE".
Since you seem to "Know" my educational background so well.
Answer the questions I previously posed, or just the ones below.

Hey numbnuts, where did you get the idea I was talking to you? I wasn't.
I was replying to Plimpton, not you.

I told you already I don't know a damn thing about you. It's Plimpton
the super economist with his one degree is who is making all the claims
about me without substantiating any of them. I don't know where you got
the idea I was talking about or to you because I wasn't.


What School did I receive my undergraduate degree from?
What is my level of postgraduate education?
Am I licensed in any state for any profession? How many States? In
what field(s)?

But we all know you won't.

Right, because I told you I don't know jack about you, never said I did.





Were you just born knowing the law?
How lucky for you. I had to go to college to learn what I know.

Apparently I WAS born knowing the law, or at least as much as you have
seemed to learn in college.

But then perhaps you choose to hide your learning when you type. That
would also explain a lot.

It's true I don't know your educational level but I can tell you this.
You're not very clear in your writing. You're vague and imprecise in
your use of language. Half the time one can't tell what you are talking
about. I told Plimpton I got a paralegal certificate from Chico State.
You can get those from other places in six or eight week courses. It
took two full semesters at Chico to get one. So I learned a lot about
the law in that year. I don't know about you but if you haven't been to
law school or are a paralegal then you don't know as much as I do about
it. Whether you think I'm qualified or not is not relevant. I have the
certification to prove I'm a trained paralegal. How about you? If you
don't have one then why would you think you know more about law than I
do? Try to answer in a way that a regular person would understand, okay.

Hawke