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| On Apr 13, 12:44*am, Nicolaas Hawkins <grumpy.m...[at]t.large> wrote: - quote - > On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 23:53:29 -0700 (PDT), Jason Sperry
LOL thank you for describing yourself!> <jasonsperr...[at]gmail.com> *wrote in > <news:bdf3df1f-4001-4895-9970-b25c35ae2ec7[at]q24g2000prf.googlegroups.com> : > > Sincerely, > > Zetsu (j/k...Jason i meant) > > lol who am i today!!!!!!!!!!111??/// > A congenital idiot by *any* name is still a congenital idiot. You get student of the month award! ![]() |
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#43
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| On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 23:53:29 -0700 (PDT), Jason Sperry <jasonsperry13[at]gmail.com> wrote in <news:bdf3df1f-4001-4895-9970-b25c35ae2ec7[at]q24g2000prf.googlegroups.com> : - quote - > Sincerely,
A congenital idiot by *any* name is still a congenital idiot.> Zetsu (j/k...Jason i meant) > lol who am i today!!!!!!!!!!111??/// |
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| - quote - > You haven't explained how they avoidbumpingintofurniture.
Dear Mike,Don't get them *too* familiar with the furniture around them. Then they might just start seeing again. ![]() Then your practice will be obsolete. Isn't money is the best thing that exists? You need to read Bates more, idiot. ----- Now, why not scroll up and answer some of *my* questions. Forgot where the scroll bar was located on your screen? Sincerely, Zetsu (j/k...Jason i meant) lol who am i today!!!!!!!!!!111??/// |
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| On Apr 9, 12:08*am, "Ms.Brainy" <mikabra...[at]gmail.com> wrote: - quote - > On Apr 8, 11:25*pm, Jason Sperry <jasonsperr...[at]gmail.com> wrote:
OK...I know something will work out anyway. I want believe everything> > Sorry, lol. I got kinda stressed out when I thought about my grandma > > and the cataract surgery. Can't the surgery be postponed or > > something!!! I barely told her about the Bates method yet...I > > basically told her about it over the phone once and that was pretty > > much it. Now I feel bad... > Don't feel bad Jason. *What's happening is typical to the promises > that come from the Bates school. *Should I continue to laugh? happens for a reason. It tends to relieve some of my stress. And yes, please continue to laugh (even if you're laughing *at* me) because I believe that laughter is great medicine and relieves stress. ![]() |
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| On Apr 8, 11:25*pm, Jason Sperry <jasonsperr...[at]gmail.com> wrote: - quote - > Sorry, lol. I got kinda stressed out when I thought about my grandma
Don't feel bad Jason. What's happening is typical to the promises> and the cataract surgery. Can't the surgery be postponed or > something!!! I barely told her about the Bates method yet...I > basically told her about it over the phone once and that was pretty > much it. Now I feel bad... that come from the Bates school. Should I continue to laugh? |
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| Sorry, lol. I got kinda stressed out when I thought about my grandma and the cataract surgery. Can't the surgery be postponed or something!!! I barely told her about the Bates method yet...I basically told her about it over the phone once and that was pretty much it. Now I feel bad... |
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| Hi Ms. Brainy, - quote - > I really like you Jason. *You are funny and make me laugh.
Are you being truthful or sarcastic?- quote - > It's nice to see how creative you are in forcing facts to suit your theory..
Well thanks! But I kinda disagree that I am "forcing facts to suit mytheory." - quote - > BTW, how is the cure of your grandma's cataract going?
I will be truthful. I have unfortunately been WAY to busy to eventhink about it much since I last mentioned it. That does not mean I am not still going to try and cure her though. But actually my grandpa also had cataracts, and he got surgery to remove them. And now my grandma is planning on cataract surgery. In fact, it's planned for April 17th. *looks on calender* oh gosh.............x_x... I must be the most busiest person on the planet! So I guess I have about one week to cure her...or else surgery? It can't be that crazy, can it? > _< Argh I have so much ![at]#$ing schoolwork... aliuehlfiauehjfliahjelifjlaeiufhleaiuafho948to3489 yto349hfo498wgh49ewghv |
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| On Apr 6, 11:47*pm, Jason Sperry <jasonsperr...[at]gmail.com> wrote: - quote - > Hi Ms. Brainy,
I really like you Jason. You are funny and make me laugh. It's nice> It's very simple. At the time when your mother was reading the distant > letters fluently, her memory was most likely temporarily improved. But > when your mother called your sister "mama," it would have been found > that her eyes were not normal if examined with a retinoscope. > Unfortunately, interesting as your mother's story may be, it is too > subjective to serve as evidence for an exception of Dr. Bates' > findings (i.e., how do you know that she wasn't subconsciously aware > that you were her daughter as she was reading the distant letters?). > Jason- to see how creative you are in forcing facts to suit your theory. BTW, how is the cure of your grandma's cataract going? |
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| On Apr 7, 8:12 am, Jason Sperry <jasonsperr...[at]gmail.com> wrote: - quote - > Andrew,
I'm fairly sure that there are vision-related forums where Mike (and> You are not the only one who is getting tired of Mike Tyner's > incessantly ignorant and abusive posts. I) do NOT post. Perhaps ... if you limited your involvement to THOSE (alternative) sites, there'd be no friction.... - quote - > No doubt he "helps" some
Jason,> people on this newsgroup (and of course in real life) with > conventional optometry/ophthalmology, but he can be a real stubborn > jerk when it comes to looking at visual science with an open mind. > I've also noticed that instead of answering people's scientific > questions, Dr. Tyner selectively ignores most of them and instead > shoots insults at everybody who is in the slightest disagreement with > him. > Jason It's really INCREDIBLY simple, and I feel comfortable saying it because I've seen Mike say it, himself, repeatedly on this forum, and because I share the view: Come up with ANY reproducible evidence that anything you're touting works (statistical significance) better than placebo and Mike will incorporate it into his practice. I'm saying the exact same thing: if it WORKS, then it will WORK in randomized, controlled, clinical trials (RCCTs). Until then, it's a theory that has NOT been supported and whose claims defy any credibility. And ... credibility is in mighty short supply when YOU tell MIKE what his mother COULD or COULD NOT "see." Why is it so difficult for you to understand that?? |
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| Andrew, You are not the only one who is getting tired of Mike Tyner's incessantly ignorant and abusive posts. No doubt he "helps" some people on this newsgroup (and of course in real life) with conventional optometry/ophthalmology, but he can be a real stubborn jerk when it comes to looking at visual science with an open mind. I've also noticed that instead of answering people's scientific questions, Dr. Tyner selectively ignores most of them and instead shoots insults at everybody who is in the slightest disagreement with him. Jason |
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