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  1.  
  2. poutine
  3. LunarJetman: An idiot, who releases a completely broken project is better than a genius (not saying you're one) having great plans, but never releasing a single project
  4. poutine
  5. always release early
  6. poutine
  7. release early, release often
  8. poutine
  9. _heavyarms: I have been programming since I was a child
  10. poutine
  11. I have over 20 years of in-person professional experience for medium to large companies
  12. poutine
  13. LunarJetman has 20 projects he stupidly named neosomething, not a single one in a releasable state
  14. poutine
  15. and he pays women to make videos for him
  16. 14:43 poutine
  17. _heavyarms: 1. Naming project with a cringey prefix like 'neo'
  18. poutine
  19. projects*
  20. poutine
  21. 2. Paying women to hype his unfinished neoshit projects: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXvKOwQ4mvY
  22.  
  23. poutine
  24. 3. Never getting any neoshit project to a 1.0 release
  25. poutine
  26. those are the reasons for the negativity
  27. ape` has joined ([email protected])
  28. poutine
  29. LunarJetman: Have you masturbated to this lady?
  30. EonEcho
  31. poutine: I have removed you from ignore.
  32. EonEcho
  33. Your ignored expired Apr 4 1:12a, but I removed it ~60 minutes ago.
  34. EonEcho
  35. https://pastebin.com/r47RxbHF
  36. EonEcho
  37. You'll recall I placed you on ignore for three months in response to your expressing pernicious conspiracy theories.
  38. EonEcho
  39. You may recall you claimed there have never been any children who have had great accomplishments.
  40. EonEcho
  41. I then found ~8 counterexamples which I posted in the channel.
  42. ape` has left ()
  43. EonEcho
  44. This entry is very useful. I don't believe I would have remembered accurately just how dumb you were that evening.
  45. EonEcho
  46. At one point, for example, after a couple of minutes of debate -- exhausting, I know -- you attempted to leverage basic gender and age psychology in lieu of reasoning and evidence.
  47. boz has joined ([email protected])
  48. EonEcho
  49. Which, you may recall, has been known to be a fallacy for at least 2300 years (Aristotle has some writings on the ad hominem fallacy).
  50. EonEcho
  51. But, even though it was 2020, you hadn't yet learned that 2300-year old lesson.
  52. EonEcho
  53. A vicious circle: A contemplative person might wonder what other kinds of gross errors in executive function they're commonly experiencing, but such a person is not as likely to make such errors in the first place.
  54. poutine
  55. I never said that, I said no child has ever said anything insightful
  56. poutine
  57. not that a child has never done anything great
  58. poutine
  59. _heavyarms: Do you have any examples to the contrary? I do not accept Anne Frank as a counter example
  60. EonEcho
  61. "great works" - EonEcho, four minutes ago
  62. EonEcho
  63. "insightful" - poutine, just now
  64. EonEcho
  65. "No resolution is needed, the fact that no great works are recognized from any child is enough " - poutine
  66. EonEcho
  67. Samuel Reshevsky was a chess master by the age of 6.
  68. poutine
  69. anne frank was not insightful, her situation was
  70. EonEcho
  71. Chess has frequently been considered one of the pinnacles of intellectual expression, for example it is recurringly presented in film as a trope to communicate to the viewer the two participants are great thinkers.
  72. EonEcho
  73. A stark example of that is the movie Revolver.
  74. poutine
  75. LunarJetman: OCD is a mental illness
  76. poutine
  77. Do you have a mental illness?
  78. EonEcho
  79. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ViNHuJ7IJ4
  80.  
  81. poutine
  82. _heavyarms: no, no they don't
  83. poutine
  84. _heavyarms: prove that everyone does not have a mental illness?
  85. poutine
  86. You don't think the person making the positive claim here "all people have a mental illness" should be the one providing evidence?
  87. EonEcho
  88. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhG-2k1GniI
  89.  
  90. EonEcho
  91. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess#Place_in_culture
  92. EonEcho
  93. "In the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance, chess was a part of noble culture;"
  94. EonEcho
  95. "it was used to teach war strategy and was dubbed the "King's Game"."
  96. EonEcho
  97. "Oh wow, I'm sure he revolutionized chesskind" - poutine, blundering in public
  98. poutine
  99. I did not make this quote
  100. poutine
  101. it's dishonest to quote people without them saying it EonEcho
  102. EonEcho
  103. https://pastebin.com/r47RxbHF
  104. EonEcho
  105. EonEcho
  106. EonEcho
  107. There are many great works by children.
  108. EonEcho
  109. EonEcho
  110. EonEcho
  111. Samuel Reshevsky was a chess master by the age of 6.
  112. EonEcho
  113. poutine
  114. EonEcho
  115. Oh wow, I'm sure he revolutionized chesskind
  116. EonEcho
  117. EonEcho
  118. EonEcho
  119. Karjakin was a grandmaster at 12.
  120. EonEcho
  121. EonEcho
  122. EonEcho
  123. You're a surprisingly dishonest debater.
  124. EonEcho
  125. You're a surprisingly dishonest debater, again, poutine.
  126. EonEcho
  127. Those colors don't run, apparently.
  128. EonEcho
  129. "Chess was often used as a basis of sermons on morality. An example is Liber de moribus hominum et officiis nobilium sive super ludo scacchorum ('Book of the customs of men and the duties of nobles or the Book of Chess'), written by an Italian Dominican monk Jacobus de Cessolis c. 1300. This book was one of the most popular of the Middle Ages.[52]"
  130. poutine
  131. "I don't believe any child has ever said something insightful" I don't really see how this relates to chess
  132. EonEcho
  133. "During the Age of Enlightenment, chess was viewed as a means of self-improvement."
  134. poutine
  135. Chess is a game, I don't recognize skill in chess at meaning anything more than skill in chess
  136. EonEcho
  137. poutine: You denigrated the cultural value of chess, which his an epic blunder.
  138. EonEcho
  139. Benjamin Franklin, in his article "The Morals of Chess" (1750), wrote:
  140. EonEcho
  141. The Game of Chess is not merely an idle amusement; several very valuable qualities of the mind, useful in the course of human life, are to be acquired and strengthened by it, so as to become habits ready on all occasions; for life is a kind of Chess, in which we have often points to gain, and competitors or adversaries to contend with, and in which there is a vast variety of good and ill events, that are, in some degree, the effect of prudence
  142. EonEcho
  143. , or the want of it. By playing at Chess then, we may learn:
  144. poutine
  145. Did Reshevsky say anything insightful? what am I missing here?
  146. EonEcho
  147. "say"
  148. EonEcho
  149. "great works"
  150. EonEcho
  151. All great works, apparently, are forms of communication with mouth or pen.
  152. EonEcho
  153. I. Foresight, which looks a little into futurity, and considers the consequences that may attend an action [...]
  154. EonEcho
  155. II. Circumspection, which surveys the whole Chess-board, or scene of action: – the relation of the several Pieces, and their situations [...]
  156. EonEcho
  157. III. Caution, not to make our moves too hastily [...][57]
  158. poutine
  159. "I don't believe any child has ever said something insightful" <- I said this
  160. EonEcho
  161. poutine: That is a very dumb thing to say.
  162. EonEcho
  163. I agree that you said it.
  164. EonEcho
  165. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophie_Scholl
  166. EonEcho
  167. She was convicted of high treason after having been found distributing anti-war leaflets at the University of Munich (LMU) with her brother, Hans. As a result, she was executed by guillotine. Since the 1970s, Scholl has been extensively commemorated for her anti-Nazi resistance work.
  168. poutine
  169. EonEcho: Did Reshevsky say something insightful in your opinion?
  170. poutine
  171. his first book was in his 30s
  172. poutine
  173. I'm curious what about Reshevsky invalidates my statement
  174. EonEcho
  175. poutine
  176. EonEcho
  177. No resolution is needed, the fact that no great works are recognized from any child is enough
  178. poutine
  179. _heavyarms: It's purely subjective, and subject to argument
  180. EonEcho
  181. "German-born musician Clara Schumann didn’t speak until age 4, but by the time she was 7 she was already spending up to three hours a day mastering the piano. She began composing her own pieces at 10, and made her concert debut in 1830 at the age of 11. In 1831, Schumann embarked on the first of several tours of Europe, where she won acclaim from the likes of Chopin and Liszt and astonished audiences with her ability to
  182. EonEcho
  183. EonEcho
  184. EonEcho
  185. play from memory."
  186. EonEcho
  187. Chopin and Liszt are often considered two of the most pre-eminent piano virtuosos in human history.
  188. poutine
  189. Again, this is my statement "I don't believe any child has ever said something insightful"
  190. EonEcho
  191. So, two of the best people in the history of piano playing saw the works of a child and she won their acclaim.
  192. poutine
  193. you all are pasting prodigies of chess and music
  194. EonEcho
  195. poutine: You made many statements.
  196. poutine
  197. but that has nothing to do with my statement
  198. poutine
  199. Children lack wisdom
  200. EonEcho
  201. poutine
  202. EonEcho
  203. I don't think she was insightful, so you're barking up the wrong tree there
  204. EonEcho
  205. EonEcho
  206. EonEcho
  207. How should resolve this insightful classification issue?
  208. EonEcho
  209. poutine
  210. EonEcho
  211. No resolution is needed, the fact that no great works are recognized from any child is enough
  212. EonEcho
  213. EonEcho
  214. EonEcho
  215. "no great works"
  216. EonEcho
  217. Do you agree you said "no great works"?
  218. EonEcho
  219. If you say no, I will ignore you for several months.
  220. EonEcho
  221. "At only twelve years of age, Gregory R Smith was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, the most prestigious in a long list of remarkable achievements by the child."
  222. poutine
  223. This is my statement, that requires no additional context "I don't believe any child has ever said something insightful"
  224. poutine
  225. _heavyarms: it's not possible for it to be anything other than tat
  226. poutine
  227. that
  228. EonEcho
  229. poutine: You have two minutes to answer whether or not you said what you said in my log.
  230. EonEcho
  231. Failure to respond with a variant of 'yes' results in a lengthy ignore.
  232. EonEcho
  233. https://www.forceforgood.org/content/ffg/en/about/lifetime_achievementaward/gregory_smith_-_lifetimeachievementawardwinner.html
  234. EonEcho
  235. Through his many appearances, Greg appeals to governmental leaders to value their children as their country's greatest resource. He teaches about ending the cycle of violence and has pledged his life to the pursuit of peace. A motivational speaker with a powerful message, he has made speeches, written letters, held meetings, conducted surveys and appeared on countless television and radio programs to spread his message of hope and to bring awa
  236. EonEcho
  237. reness to the needs of children here in America and around the world.
  238. EonEcho
  239. He has met with Presidents, Nobel Peace Laureates, religious leaders and educators such as former President Bill Clinton and former President of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev and Nobel Peace Laureates: Ireland's Betty Williams, South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu, East Timor's Jose Ramos-Horta, to describe his educational and peace plan. He was a CCF delegate to the UN Special Session on the Rights of the Child. He has appeared before
  240. EonEcho
  241. the Security Council of the U.N., Florida and Virginia General Assemblies and the State of the World Forum to build a network of individuals and organizations willing to support his cause.
  242. EonEcho
  243. Your two minutes has expired.
  244. EonEcho
  245. You have further revealed yourself as an incredibly dishonest person.
  246. EonEcho
  247. I have placed you on ignore for 12 months, poutine.
  248. EonEcho
  249. An entry will be made in your official log.
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