Do you consider us your friends Angus? I think you've mentioned before you don't have many/any in real life.
I'm curious as to why this thread has been allowed to continue this long considering the overwhelming negative reaction to the OP. I'm sure threads of a similar vein have been cut off pretty quickly...
There's a snip off his own website from the about page and there is nothing wrong with it. So why is it a massive change in your posting style?
There's a snip off his own website from the about page and there is nothing wrong with it. So why is it a massive change in your posting style?
No. I consider only a few people to be "friends". The rest fit into two (main) categories: "positive acquaintances", and "negative acquaintances". (I estimate that the members of this forum ["Overclockers UK"] are in the former group [in the majority]).
Angus Higgins
He asked to be allowed to post this earlier.
How do you define a friend? Given your mathmatic attitude surely an emotive description would be hard to make?
No. I consider only a few people to be "friends". The rest fit into two (main) categories: "positive acquaintances", and "negative acquaintances". (I estimate that the members of this forum ["Overclockers UK"] are in the former group [in the majority]).
Angus Higgins
It's no more accurate if you tell us once. If I tell you my car is red everytime I ever mention my car to you I don't have to tell you it's red as you already know. If I told you once or a million times you know it's red.
he doesn't understand emotions, that's why i bang on about aspergers in his threads. :\
One of the major hindrances (I believe) of communication (in both verbal, and written forms) is the ambiguity of the content. (How can one understand a text [for example] if it is ambiguous?).
I have developed (and implemented) a system (the “bracket system”, or “bracketing system” [as named by myself]) which can help to combat this (thus bringing much more efficient means of communication).
I have no problem with that but its not really a conversation or debate of any use is it? It has been covered time and again with exactly the same reaction. I'm not calling for it to be closed, just surprised it hasn't already been.
OK, this is a simple system (developed a while ago).
One merely has a scale, from minus infinity to positive infinity. One then allows every person met to be at 0. One then grades the things that the person does, adding a value for good things, and subtracting for bad things. One then can apply a scale to this value, and thus determine the status. (With large groups, one can estimate [using empirical evidence {assuming representation (and a microcosmic nature [if this is understood])}]).
Angus Higgins