re: #558 Walter L. Newton

Reading is comprehension.

1) I said I worked at the Natioanl Renewable Energy Lab and as an employee of 13 years I was well aware of the state of the research going on at the lab. I was relating the facts of what I knew about the research while I was employed there.

2) Never said solar and wind technology didn’t exist. How could I say it didn’t exist when my salary was dependent on the technology every day.

3) I said that currently the technology is not financially viable for the average Jane and Joe, and for lower income families.

4) Never said I was a psychiatrist. But I have had the opportunity to work with a number of experts in the field of psychiatry, in regards to schizophrenia.

5) And your random classifying of certain people as schizophrenic is done so on your part with out any real diagnosable insight.

Not very scientific.

Walter I will let you wheedle and play your standard word games… OK fine, you did not say that solar technology didn’t exist, very good and literally honest, though the opposite of your argument which was that deployable solar and wind and smart grid technology did not exist.

This was patently untrue and your expert “professional opinion” was scuttled by those of us who have seen wind farms and solar houses which are off the grid.

One Lizard even lives in such a house.

You see Walter, I am picking on your nonsense.

I am picking on the fact that some very sizable portion of what you say is just simply not true and that when you are challenged, you always start with stupid semantic games and furious back-pedaling.

It is not about nit-picking with you, it is just that you are a self proclaimed expert on well everything, and that much of what you get wrong is along the lines of questions I would ask someone with a head injury to make certain that they were OK.