Re: Surprising statistics

On Apr 30, 6:16 am, Joel Davison <jo...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> JSH wrote:
> > On Apr 29, 7:59 am, Joel Davison <jo...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> Wouldn't you have to say though that the bottom line of all this
> >> "seeking of attention" is nothing more than a symptom of your
> >> Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
>
> >> I know, by me responding with this post, I'm just feeding your
disorder,
> >> but my main concern here is to ****ne some light on what's really
going
> >> on with this new-found interest in statistics of yours, and to set
the
> >> facts straight for those that might not be aware of your disorder.
>
> > There is no new interest in statistics.  I've been monitoring them for
> > months; years in some areas.
>
> Well, I wasn't really expecting you to admit to having NPD.
>
> In fact, you don't have to. Anybody can see from your posts, both past
> and present, that you are driven by a Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

Anybody and everybody eh?

How often do you speak for the entire world?

Have you READ the definition of NPD?  I have.

You fit it more than I.  Consider, you are on a worldwide forum
speaking as if you were a medical expert on a severe psychological
disorder, while I'm puzzling out loud about the weird high ranking of
my blog postings in search engines like Google, where readers can just
do a search on "definition of mathematical proof" to start wondering
themselves.

You are the one gratuitously seeking attention for yourself by hanging
on to my postings in the only way available to you as clearly you
can't speak on the subject at hand, or I'd think you would versus
setting yourself up for me to hammer on your inadequacies.

So you not only better fit the NPD diagnosis, you show why people with
it are so annoying: not able to do on their own they find ways to put
themselves in positions where they do not belong to get attention they
cannot honestly earn.

To challenge that observation--I'm giving you a soapbox--tell the
group what else you can talk about besides my supposed mental illness,
what other accomplishments you might have, and why in the world should
anyone ever listen to you at all?


James Harris