ECS
Banned
For starters, you are no Dr Watson, for the answer is literally quite elementary.
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For starters, you are no Dr Watson, for the answer is literally quite elementary.
Take your ball and go home, ECS.
I am ECS.Right...I am Legrand.
...and the effect?You caused this.
Now you've pointed out the true motivations behind most of these proposed Beale solves, the pursuit of the illusion that there is measurable profit and notoriety in it, a fantasy quest for fame and fortune from the already dead and exposed cow.
You, my friend, Legrand, began this game that is worth the candle with your less than 7% solution, and so, not distracted by an idle punctilio, will play it to the end.... You don't deserve Beale.
Now, shall you get back to civility? Or will you continue the game you started and I am finishing...
Yeah. You're right Bigscoop. Everything I'm proposing on the "other side of the puzzle" is based on my own observations and those observations even lack theory and logic! Now you're coming around. Oh, and by the way...(0-0-0). Let's get this competition started right. The "other side of the puzzle" is based on, concerned with and verifiable by observation and experience. You nailed it again!! Glad ECS and Rebel are on board too. When I'm ready to reveal all, I will. Period. P.S.> Had to answer this post as it might appear degrading to my work. Please try to always be supportive...I think you do, Bigscoop, for the most part. Thank you. Good evening. Your move.
"Holmes"...? Fictitious character... NEVER EXISTED!Remember, Holmes lived...due the breathing device. He also beat Moriarty on the board. Who did you say Watson was?
Well, I thought it was "True, Authentic statements"...Blue is blue, unless one is colored blind, then blue isn't blue, yet this "green" has been verified to be blue by the color blind's own observation and experience. See my point? The problem with the choice of the applied word/language (empirical) is that it resist committing the "concerned" to being either accurate or fact, nor theory or logical. So what is left? In essence the statement in question is simply saying, "This is what I personally desire to believe, nothing more."
By the way, this is the same type of situation that caused the unknown author to use "authentic" statements instead of "true" statements, the prior allowing him to avoid any commitment to both accuracy and fact.
empirical; "based on, concerned with, or verifiable by observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic." What this means is that everything you're proposing is simply based on your own observations and that those observations even lack theory and logic. Just figured I'd point this out to you as you might wish to choose a different impressively sounding word, otherwise you're pretty much dishing on your own, well, observations.
First off... these are not "my words"... heh
This is a famous quote from Albert Einstein.
So as far as word choosing... take it up with him :P
"...some one, through fortune or accident will speedily solve the mystery and secure the prize which has eluded him".What is the difference between believe and know? ...
Channeling Sir Arthur Doyle again, eh...? Sherlock Holmes is a FICTIONAL private detective..."...some one, through fortune or accident will speedily solve the mystery and secure the prize which has eluded him".
- THE BEALE PAPERS
Securing the prize is the difference between "believe and know".
"You see, but you do not observe. The distinction is clear"- Sherlock Holmes/ Sir Arthur Conan Doyle