From: AlleyCat <katt@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,can.politics,alt.politics.liberalism,alt.politics.democrats,alt.politics.usa.republican
Subject: Re: Correction: Alan "Rich Kid" Baker, Does NOT Know EVERYTHING! - (he only THINKS he does) [1]
Date: Sun, 7 Dec 2025 08:42:04 -0600
Organization: AlleyCat Computing, Inc.
On Sun, 7 Dec 2025 00:33:42 -0800, Alan says...
> > Al Gore.
> What about him?
You have a comprehension problem, rich boy?
Did Daddy Warbucks waste his money on your education?
I reiterate for the galactically stupid;
How many decades has Gore dedicated HIS life to climate scamming... I mean
science?
And he's STILL not a climatologist, but somehow was able to bilk millions of
people out of billions of dollars and the Nobel committee out of an award he
did NOT deserve because NONE of his doom and gloom "predictions" have come
true.
So... a world renowned physicist who might know a bit more than Gore, is to be
ignored because he didn't make 100s of millions of dollars writing shit he
knew nothing about?
Gotcha.
Unless you can PROVE Clauser never took any classes regarding the climate or
the atmosphere or studied climate before OR after getting his doctorate, we
can assume that he knows a shit-ton more than you and enough to render
EDUCATED opinions on weather the climate is going to be the ruin of Earth or
mankind.
Atmospheric, Climate, or Weather-Related Classes:
Quantum optics: The study of the interaction of light with matter, which can
be relevant to atmospheric and climate science.
Condensed matter physics and climate: Some researchers may explore the
application of condensed matter physics to climate-related topics, such as the
study of ice sheets or ocean currents.
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Interdisciplinary Research
Researchers may choose to explore interdisciplinary topics that combine
quantum physics with atmospheric, climate, or weather-related fields. For
example:
Quantum computing for climate modeling: The application of quantum computing
to climate modeling and simulation.
Quantum optics for remote sensing: The use of quantum optics for remote
sensing and monitoring of the atmosphere and climate.
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Offer a refutation, chicken shit, or just fuck the fuck off
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[1] Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)
Narcissists often exhibit a grandiose sense of self-importance and a need for
admiration. One of the key characteristics of narcissists is their tendency to
believe they know everything.
Reasons for this Omni-SCIENCE (LOL)
There are several reasons why narcissists might think they know everything:
Grandiosity: Narcissists often have an inflated sense of self-importance and
believe they are superior to others.
Lack of empathy: Narcissists often struggle with empathy and may not be able
to see things from other people's perspectives.
Need for control: Narcissists often feel a need to be in control and may
believe they know everything in order to maintain this sense of control.
Fear of vulnerability: Narcissists may be afraid of appearing vulnerable or
uncertain, so they may pretend to know everything in order to avoid showing
weakness.
(this is why rich boy won't argue with fact... only conjecture. He's too
afraid of being proved wrong, he plays the nerdy faggot and only asks
questions and speaks in hypotheticals and the aforementioned "conjecture")
Psychological Mechanisms
Several psychological mechanisms may contribute to narcissists' tendency to
believe they know everything:
Confirmation bias: Narcissists may selectively seek out information that
confirms their existing beliefs and ignore information that contradicts them.
Dunning-Kruger effect: Narcissists may overestimate their abilities and
knowledge, even when they are not actually knowledgeable about a particular
topic.
Illusion of control: Narcissists may believe they have more control over
events than they actually do, which can lead them to believe they know
everything.
Consequences
The consequences of narcissists' tendency to believe they know everything can
be significant:
Poor decision-making: Narcissists may make poor decisions because they believe
they know everything and are not open to new information or perspectives.
Strained relationships: Narcissists' tendency to believe they know everything
can strain relationships with others, who may feel belittled or ignored.
Missed opportunities: Narcissists may miss opportunities for growth and
learning because they believe they already know everything.
Conclusion
In conclusion, narcissists' tendency to believe they know everything is a
complex phenomenon that is influenced by a range of psychological mechanisms.
Understanding these mechanisms can help us better navigate interactions with
narcissists and develop more effective strategies for communicating with them.