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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mikenoodle, post: 493761, member: 307&quot;]if you won&#039;t accept scientific facts, then there&#039;s no convincing you, spock.</p><p><br /></p><p>Speedy, my comment to Doug was this: Don&#039;t just sit there and say it doesn&#039;t work. Either offer something constructive, or let the fools and dreamers babble until they reach their own conclusion. If it can&#039;t be done, then it will eventually work it&#039;s way to that.</p><p><br /></p><p>My problem is Doug&#039;s constant overbearing and know-it-all attitude. He often criticizes and says something doesn&#039;t work. He is very simple and matter-of-fact about it. When pressed for facts, he simply says, &quot;that&#039;s the way it is&quot;, but he presses others to explain their thoughts completely. Then he picks those thought apart.</p><p><br /></p><p>Very few added something to the thread in the short time it ran mostly because of the constant &quot;that&#039;s not how things work&quot; undercurrent within the discussion.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have been here for years. I have added content that I think is thoughtful and worthwhile. I have added my 2¢ when I think it&#039;s warranted, or when I think I have expertise to share. Doug will tell me about produce and computers, meanwhile I work for one of the biggest grocers in the US and Canada in their produce warehouse and continue to run my local computer repair business and work in a coin shop. I have many interests, and I have studied them for years. I am a very hard working man, and I am not a young one, either. I have seen a lot in my years, and I have listened even more.</p><p><br /></p><p>I like to take a different tac on certain things. Maybe look at something from an uncommon angle. I think most innovation comes from there, as the obvious thoughts are usually already tried by the time I got to thinking about it. If I ask about something that seems kinda off in the distance, maybe it&#039;s to just get a different angle on things, and maybe it has NO chance of working, but the thought process is NEVER not worth it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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