Re: SF: Back to theory

From: C. Bond (cbond_at_ix.netcom.com)
Date: 02/25/05


Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 16:22:58 GMT

jstevh@msn.com wrote:

> I see a lot of negative postings about my ideas, and surrogate
> factoring is getting a lot of bashing, but hey, it's just an idea.

Oh? What happened to "I have solved the factoring problem"?

> It may not be practical--ever. But it's still just an idea, and I can
> discuss it as just an idea, having long ago backed away from calling it
> a solution to the factoring problem.

You still haven't apologized to the critics who correctly identified errors
and who you then called liars.

> Now some posters seem to be obsessed with political posting meant to
> drive others away from my idea. I say, look at what they're doing as
> just that--political postings.

Exactly what political agenda are they promoting? Are they Republicans or
Democrats? Maybe Libertarians?

> Now to the theory.

[snip umpteenth flawed exposition wherein James continues to leap
triumphantly to false conclusions]

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