stevebee92653 wrote:

Paul wrote:Incredibly Idiotic Drivel?

No sorry. But nice try, for you, that is. And as expected.

stevebee92653 wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Shrunk wrote:An interesting coincidence: A person by the screen name "melvinvines" mentions Steve's book on Uncommon Descent (see comment 16). The interesting part is that, while "melvinvines" refers to Steve as "a friend of mine", when you click on his name you are directed to Steve's blog.

Must be pure coincidence, I cannot imagine how it could come about otherwise!

Actually Thomas, melvines must have put a link in his name. It's really not that tough. When you take some computer classes, you too can learn to do the same!

Ah, the immense name change thingy. You sure focus on the important stuff.

Thought experiments? Thomas, didn't you know that Einstein came up with relativity with thought experiments?

CADman2300 wrote:It would be great if I had a clue what "IID" is supposed to stand for, but I'll leave that up to him.

lucek wrote:Clearly it's like the I in Iphone/imac/Ipod. It had meaning in an early stage but now just Just stands for I'm cool too.

Oh and I guess I have to update my avatar???



But moving on. Steve not that you are back do you want to talk about something in depth for once. Perhaps you could comment of my post above were in I explain why death after many years of possible reproduction is evolutionary favored over death before maturity?

CADman2300 wrote:

stevebee92653 wrote:

Paul wrote:Incredibly Idiotic Drivel?

No sorry. But nice try, for you, that is. And as expected.

No, seriously. What does "IID" stand for? Since your made-up book is unlikely to ever appear on Amazon or Barnes and Noble, finding a real physical copy will likely be impossible for anyone who wants to read and review it.

ADParker wrote:Looks cheap and tacky. Lack of any presence on any on-line book sources (Amazon, Barnes and Noble etc.), plus the fact that he provides his own promotional blurb rather than one from the publishing company/editor only furthers this impression.
Is this a self-published book stevebee92653? Where can it even be brought from?

Oldskeptic wrote:

Ah, the immense name change thingy. You sure focus on the important stuff.

The important stuff is that you have used made up names and credentials to lend support to your inane videos. So perhaps it is a good thing that you are finely using your real name. It is far easier to check the credentials of a 70 year old retired dentist, living in Laguna Hills than it is some made up Phd at a made up think tank.

Thought experiments? Thomas, didn't you know that Einstein came up with relativity with thought experiments?

Well actually relativity goes back, at least as far as Galileo. So do inertial isolated systems.

Paul Almond wrote:stevebee's book will be:

self-published - and he will never earn back an appreciable amount of what he spends on it. (But at least he will be able to look at his copy of the book and feel that he is a real author. They may even give him a special certificate or something.)

ranked at 7 thousand million billion in amazon's sales figures.

completely ripped apart in amazon reviews by users - Steve would effectively be paying to provide another channel for mockery.

There is nothing to dislike about this.

Yea, you guys can go to Amazon, and not read the book, (of course), and do your "up his arse"... "more creationist crap"... intelligent reviews that match most of the "intelligent" comments here at ratskep. You'll have a blast! I can't wait to see how you will fall into lock step like good little evolutionauts...tro lo lo.

hackenslash wrote:I might actually buy the book, and dedicate some time to demolishing it (it shouldn't be hard, given the absolute drivel the author (assuming he actually is the author, given all the presto-chango changes of identity we've seen from him) has posted here). I need something that addresses creationism from the perspective of somebody who doesn't believe in a creator (yeah, right, christian) because, to do otherwise would be a failure of balance, and the credulous need all the fucking balance they can get about now, not least since they're so spectacularly wrong about everything.

Newsflash, Steeeeveeeee: Your dickhead god is a figment of the imagination and, worse, not even your imagination, but the imagination of some ignorant fuckwit who could barely bang rocks together and his equally fuckwitted chums.

stevebee92653 wrote:

Oldskeptic wrote:

Ah, the immense name change thingy. You sure focus on the important stuff.

The important stuff is that you have used made up names and credentials to lend support to your inane videos. So perhaps it is a good thing that you are finely using your real name. It is far easier to check the credentials of a 70 year old retired dentist, living in Laguna Hills than it is some made up Phd at a made up think tank.

Thought experiments? Thomas, didn't you know that Einstein came up with relativity with thought experiments?

Well actually relativity goes back, at least as far as Galileo. So do inertial isolated systems.

First, let me congratulate you on your Google abilities. Are you showing off?
Ah, so Galileo figured the relationship between the speed of an object and time and an observer and the observed thousand of years before Einstein? Wow, thanks for that information Oldskeptic.

stevebee92653 wrote:

Paul Almond wrote:stevebee's book will be:

self-published - and he will never earn back an appreciable amount of what he spends on it. (But at least he will be able to look at his copy of the book and feel that he is a real author. They may even give him a special certificate or something.)

ranked at 7 thousand million billion in amazon's sales figures.

completely ripped apart in amazon reviews by users - Steve would effectively be paying to provide another channel for mockery.

There is nothing to dislike about this.

Yea, you guys can go to Amazon, and not read the book, (of course), and do your "up his arse"... "more creationist crap"... intelligent reviews that match most of the "intelligent" comments here at ratskep. You'll have a blast! I can't wait to see how you will fall into lock step like good little evolutionauts...tro lo lo.

stevebee92653 wrote:

CADman2300 wrote:

stevebee92653 wrote:

Paul wrote:Incredibly Idiotic Drivel?

No sorry. But nice try, for you, that is. And as expected.

No, seriously. What does "IID" stand for? Since your made-up book is unlikely to ever appear on Amazon or Barnes and Noble, finding a real physical copy will likely be impossible for anyone who wants to read and review it.

Actually it will be available on both Amazon and Barnes and Noble, so if you are curious, buy it and read. I doubt you would want to "waste" $15 on someone as horrible as you think I am, so you may never find out.

ElDiablo wrote:

stevebee92653 wrote:

Paul Almond wrote:stevebee's book will be:

self-published - and he will never earn back an appreciable amount of what he spends on it. (But at least he will be able to look at his copy of the book and feel that he is a real author. They may even give him a special certificate or something.)

ranked at 7 thousand million billion in amazon's sales figures.

completely ripped apart in amazon reviews by users - Steve would effectively be paying to provide another channel for mockery.

There is nothing to dislike about this.

Yea, you guys can go to Amazon, and not read the book, (of course), and do your "up his arse"... "more creationist crap"... intelligent reviews that match most of the "intelligent" comments here at ratskep. You'll have a blast! I can't wait to see how you will fall into lock step like good little evolutionauts...tro lo lo.

Is your book that much different from what you have posted here and on your site?

CADman2300 wrote:

stevebee92653 wrote:

CADman2300 wrote:

stevebee92653 wrote:

No sorry. But nice try, for you, that is. And as expected.

No, seriously. What does "IID" stand for? Since your made-up book is unlikely to ever appear on Amazon or Barnes and Noble, finding a real physical copy will likely be impossible for anyone who wants to read and review it.

Actually it will be available on both Amazon and Barnes and Noble, so if you are curious, buy it and read. I doubt you would want to "waste" $15 on someone as horrible as you think I am, so you may never find out.

Just answer the question. What does "IID" stand for? You either have a clue what it means or you don't.

stevebee92653 wrote:

CADman2300 wrote:

stevebee92653 wrote:

CADman2300 wrote:
No, seriously. What does "IID" stand for? Since your made-up book is unlikely to ever appear on Amazon or Barnes and Noble, finding a real physical copy will likely be impossible for anyone who wants to read and review it.

Actually it will be available on both Amazon and Barnes and Noble, so if you are curious, buy it and read. I doubt you would want to "waste" $15 on someone as horrible as you think I am, so you may never find out.

Just answer the question. What does "IID" stand for? You either have a clue what it means or you don't.

Don't you get it CADman? I placed that statement on the cover to make you wonder...and buy the book so you can see what IID is. If I tell you I would defeat the purpose of the cover. Everyone would know.