"Bob (this one)" wrote:
>
> Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:
>
> > Actually, my hope is that through me, the LORD will convince folks to
> > someday repent. Extending an olive leaf to those who are angry about
> > the light of Christ Jesus emanating from my heart has had a powerful
> > effect on folks like Bob Pastorio, GaryG, Thorsten Schier, Ernie Primer,
> > Don Kirkman, et al (Sorry about leaving anybody out).
>
> In the world of psychiatry, there's a technical term "magical thinking."
> It's defined as "A schizotypal personality disorder attributing to one's
> own actions something that had nothing to do with him or her and thus
> assuming that one has a greater influence over events than is actually
> the case." But let's all note that, typically, Chung doesn't actually
> say what he thinks that effect is. Just a vague statement in which he
> tries to congratulate himself, like he always does.
>
> "Powerful effect..." :-) More like typing practice and really basic
> logic to demolish his castle of errors.
>
> Chung to a "T" - poor guy believes he has exerted influence beyond his
> actual sphere of influence. The fact is that he's the widest,
> slowest-moving target in Usenet that I've ever seen.
>
> Chung offers so many outright blunders, so many outright lies, so many
> outright muddy-headed thoughts that it's grand fun to poke him around.
> All those people he's named use him for a verbal pincushion, and he's so
> utterly obtuse as to miss the intellectual desert he lives in. So
> totally panicked about being wrong that he'll lie, evade, and twist
> words to make himself right. Like that whole omer business. Like how
> many calories are in 2 pounds of bread. Like how many calories a person
> will use in running five miles. Like evading naming the restaurant that
> sells lobster and shrimp for $5. Like evading naming the event where he
> says people paid $1850 (or whatever it was) to hear him speak. Like
> posting about the 625,500 people who did the 2PD with no failures, no
> deaths, no dropouts... and it's old testament people with no records to
> support his contentions. No science. No logic. No proof. No substantiation.
>
> > For example, witness how Bob Pastorio has been unable to disengage...
> > ...nor has GaryG
> > ...nor has Don Kirkman
> > ...nor has Thorsten Schier
>
> Just another day at the bizarro ranch of Chung the Unreflective. Chung
> who has to answer virtually *every* post that anyone makes to *any*
> thread he's in. The absolute master of inability to disengage. Chung who
> has posted more than all the others he names combined. That same Chung
> who exemplifies all that he condemns, but to a greater degree than any
> of the ones he decries.
>
> And notice how Chung has threatened his critics with lawsuits and other
> punishments and none has happened. Notice how he tries to inflate the
> value of everything about him - meeting in "Paradise" - could he be more
> egotistically clownish? Writing those baloney articles and attributing
> them to some other author. Just like that FAKE FAQ of his that he says
> was written by lots of other people. Maybe so, if he has multiple
> personality disorder in addition to all the rest of his lunacies. Chung
> the empty suit.
>
> Foolish Chung.
>
> Pastorio

"The mocker seeks wisdom and finds none, but knowledge comes easily to
the discerning." (Proverbs 14:6)

Would be more than happy to "glow" and chat about this and other things
like cardiology, diabetes and nutrition that interest those following
this thread here during the next on-line chat (12/08/05):

http://tinyurl.com/cpayh

For those who are put off by the signature, my advance apologies for how
the LORD has reshaped me:

http://tinyurl.com/bgfqt

In Christ's love always,

Andrew
http://tinyurl.com/b6xwk

Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:
> "The mocker seeks wisdom and finds none, but knowledge comes easily to
> the discerning." (Proverbs 14:6)

Ah. So according to your owner's manual, someone who seeks wisdom is a
"mocker," and someone who is discerning is a know-it-all. By osmosis,
apparently.

"Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD" > wrote in message
...
> "Bob (this one)" wrote:
>>
>> Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:
>>
>> > Actually, my hope is that through me, the LORD will convince folks to
>> > someday repent. Extending an olive leaf to those who are angry about
>> > the light of Christ Jesus emanating from my heart has had a powerful
>> > effect on folks like Bob Pastorio, GaryG, Thorsten Schier, Ernie
>> > Primer,
>> > Don Kirkman, et al (Sorry about leaving anybody out).
>>
>> In the world of psychiatry, there's a technical term "magical thinking."
>> It's defined as "A schizotypal personality disorder attributing to one's
>> own actions something that had nothing to do with him or her and thus
>> assuming that one has a greater influence over events than is actually
>> the case." But let's all note that, typically, Chung doesn't actually
>> say what he thinks that effect is. Just a vague statement in which he
>> tries to congratulate himself, like he always does.
>>
>> "Powerful effect..." :-) More like typing practice and really basic
>> logic to demolish his castle of errors.
>>
>> Chung to a "T" - poor guy believes he has exerted influence beyond his
>> actual sphere of influence. The fact is that he's the widest,
>> slowest-moving target in Usenet that I've ever seen.
>>
>> Chung offers so many outright blunders, so many outright lies, so many
>> outright muddy-headed thoughts that it's grand fun to poke him around.
>> All those people he's named use him for a verbal pincushion, and he's so
>> utterly obtuse as to miss the intellectual desert he lives in. So
>> totally panicked about being wrong that he'll lie, evade, and twist
>> words to make himself right. Like that whole omer business. Like how
>> many calories are in 2 pounds of bread. Like how many calories a person
>> will use in running five miles. Like evading naming the restaurant that
>> sells lobster and shrimp for $5. Like evading naming the event where he
>> says people paid $1850 (or whatever it was) to hear him speak. Like
>> posting about the 625,500 people who did the 2PD with no failures, no
>> deaths, no dropouts... and it's old testament people with no records to
>> support his contentions. No science. No logic. No proof. No
>> substantiation.
>>
>> > For example, witness how Bob Pastorio has been unable to disengage...
>> > ...nor has GaryG
>> > ...nor has Don Kirkman
>> > ...nor has Thorsten Schier
>>
>> Just another day at the bizarro ranch of Chung the Unreflective. Chung
>> who has to answer virtually *every* post that anyone makes to *any*
>> thread he's in. The absolute master of inability to disengage. Chung who
>> has posted more than all the others he names combined. That same Chung
>> who exemplifies all that he condemns, but to a greater degree than any
>> of the ones he decries.
>>
>> And notice how Chung has threatened his critics with lawsuits and other
>> punishments and none has happened. Notice how he tries to inflate the
>> value of everything about him - meeting in "Paradise" - could he be more
>> egotistically clownish? Writing those baloney articles and attributing
>> them to some other author. Just like that FAKE FAQ of his that he says
>> was written by lots of other people. Maybe so, if he has multiple
>> personality disorder in addition to all the rest of his lunacies. Chung
>> the empty suit.
>>
>> Foolish Chung.
>>
>> Pastorio
>
> "The mocker seeks wisdom and finds none, but knowledge comes easily to
> the discerning." (Proverbs 14:6)

Get some help from a mental health professional.