.@Dysology as before, and every time we dance this sad dirge to your cognition, my short answer is YES. My long answer is FUCK YES. @SITP
— THE DISSENT OF MAN (@DISSENTOFMAN) January 31, 2016
I asked the Twitter account user "The Dissent of Man" to let me have their name so that I could cite it for the record. After all, it is only right to cite what others publish - is it not? I'm sure they have no reason to hide. There was a bit of confusing procrastination involving a strange Twitter account user copying me into their Tweets whilst claiming - implicitly - to represent The Dissent of Man:
Nevertheless, I awaited their response to my request.I really can't be arsed with this idiot. I've tried giving him what he wants. Anyone care to educate him? https://t.co/tWVqoUQ0cG— Jafe (@JFDerry) February 1, 2016
When a response finally came from it was from the new "J.F. Derry" Twitter account. Laced with aggressive anger and foul vitriol. The author of the Twitter obsenties, J.F. Derry, has written a book about Darwin. He does seems to be a bit of a Troll. I wonder if this angry Darwinist will come to one of my public lectures? I would be most interested to see what he would do in such a case were I to ask him - as I would - to be so good as to kindly repeat these words in public, in my presence. Perhaps he would froth, rabidly, at the mouth again?
@Dysology Look here you supercilious cunt, I told you who I was immediately. Stuff ur haughty "Wasn't that hard for you was it?" up ur arse— Jafe (@JFDerry) February 1, 2016
The first Twitter responses from "The Dissent of Man" is one very small item of hard evidence that perhaps confirms Stanley Cohen's (2001) sociological concept of 'States of Denial' . The second from "J.F.Derry" is open to several possible interpretations that may or may not involve his unrealised, and hence subconscious, desire to wield both colposcope and proctoscope for a living or hobby.
A Typology of Cohen's Concept 'States of Denial' of obvious and significant facts. |
Such understandable anger. Poor chap. Like so many Darwin worshippers, he's been successfully punterized by Darwin and the Darwin Worship Industry.
As I collected more data from Twitter users responding to the facts of Darwin's serial lying, I found that one of J.F Derry's Twitter associates kindly copied me into his published thoughts. This chap's Twitter account name is "Thony Christie", and from what he writes, it is clear that he is equally annoyed by my insistence on sharing the independently verifiable "real facts" discovered by my research. He believes this defines me as mentally ill. How amusing and interesting. Well, if I'm mentally ill - I'd sure as hell hate to be as "sane" as him.
Perhaps, for being successfully, credulously, straitjacketed by the Darwinist Worship Industry's punterization - "Thorny Christie" has never discovered anything veracious in his life that goes against a factually incorrect majority view in this particular field of inquiry? Whatever the case, he is most welcome to the 'New Data' that I have originally contributed to the history of discovery of natural selection. And likewise, I must thank him for his public response to that data. Because his published response, and the published response of Derry, is now public domain data to be used by anyone who so cares to use it in future peer reviewed sociology publications on how paradigm changing discoveries in science are first received by the masses.@Dysology You do realise that you are displaying all the symptoms of severe mental illness. @JFDerry— Thony Christie (@rmathematicus) February 1, 2016
Conclusion
In order to further explore the applicability of the concept of 'states of denial' in the history of the discovery of natural selection, I started an appropriately sane discussion thread on Dr Mike Weale's "Patrick Matthew Project" website. The link to that thread is here.
I confronted Dr Mike Weale with his denial of the exact same obvious significance of the facts Darwin was a serial liar. The text below is my comment on Mike Weale's Patrick Matthew Project website:
- ‘ Lying to convince their listeners and reinforce their own denial of the real facts’?
- ‘Negation by wishful thinking’?
Just goes to show, nay prove, as you like that word so much, although I've never heard a scientist use it, how rubbish a researcher you must be Mike. It's a really very simple task, to find out the name of an author, http://bfy.tw/41d1
ReplyDeleteThat is the author of the book's dust jacket image on the Twitter account. A proper scholar seeks reliable information about the real name of the Twitter account user who wrote the words in the blog that are cited above. Presumptions are not good enough.
ReplyDeleteI await, therefore, a published Twitter response from the Twitter account user "The Dissent of Man" to let me know their name. I will then cite them accordingly if they do so - as requested.
Meanwhile, for those who are interested in exploring what is in it, here is the website for the book - written by J.F. Derry - in question: https://twitter.com/dissentofman
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