"Medical Doctor" Disproves the Big Bang

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[@michaelandrew677]

You spoke over him right when he was in the middle of claiming the Big Bang is "just a theory", which was a dead giveaway that he has no idea what a scientific theory is.

[@gimpytheimp]

For a guy who studied chemistry and biology you'd think he would understand what a scientific theory is. He also refuses to accept space is still expanding despite the evidence to the contrary.

[@rembrandt972ify]

There was quite a bit he didn't seem to understand.

[@takoja507]

@@gimpytheimp It just shows that education doesn't make you always smart. You only need to be good at memorizing stuff, not really understanding them.

[@bryck7853]

@@takoja507 Computational Biologist here, they don't teach this stupid shit. This crank got these ideas on his own (or in concert with others) in order to feel he has 'privileged' information. In my STEM degree, I took Symbolic Logic as an elective. I think two semesters should be more mandatory than "Politics in Film" which was a class that I took, but would have rather had Symbolic Logic II than that. Since there were few class times for Symbolic Logic it interfered with mandatory class's schedule

[@ephre]

it's like the pub quiz approach to learning science, you know certain terms and facts, but none of it has any context or meaning to you.

[@porkramen]

"Hydrogen 'molecule'" says the doctor.

[@gusvalour]

😂

[@javsw.1878]

Didn’t even talk about deuterium or tritium atoms for fusion

[@lasmoya787]

Crack pot

[@bryck7853]

@@javsw.1878 he ruled it out when he said nothing could get in there. I immediately thought of the isotope deuterium. He's a crank.

[@ivanpetrov5255]

@@bryck7853 What about quarks and stuff? They are even smaller than protons/neutrons.

[@yourguard4]

My first guess was, that he has his degrees from a christian "university".

[@Hunt8rJob]

"I'm going to disagree that the universe is expanding, but don't worry about that" I bet this guy didn't even get his phd's printed at a diploma mill, he merely states it.

[@eleventhchimp]

If he had a degree in physics he would know that the SI base units, including the meter, are all defined using physical constants. Infact, he should have known this from finishing high school.

[@SchiwiM]

he has a degree 8n chemistry and still doesn't know the difference between a molecule and an atom? He should demand a refund, lol

[@Kulascus]

They should demand his degree back

[@SchiwiM]

His degree is worthless either way, right 😂

[@justadude7752]

​@@SchiwiMprobably got that degree from the same place kent hovind got his degree from💀🤙

[@gowdsake7103]

Good point he must have bought it

[@qwassq1676]

u mean atom and nucleus ;P but intrestting think is ttha electrons exist and they are even smaler

[@doranku]

How can someone with so many degrees misuse the word theoretical in a scientific argument?

[@lubrew5862]

My guess is he is either lying or he got his degrees from the same place as Kent Hovid.

[@doranku]

​@@lubrew5862Lessen 1 on how to write a thesis: Hello, my name is…

[@EricusXIV]

I think he is just to emotionally invested to think straight and/or be intellectually honest.

[@dixonstroi]

I think he's schizophrenic or manic, not a joke

[@gowdsake7103]

He LIES

[@natevanderw]

The guy is a creationist. I have them in my family. This is how they talk. Their goal is to prove the universe is around 7000 years old using "science"

[@gimpytheimp]

"You cannot put another atom into the space of another" "No, fusion doesn't count" This guy is a joke.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

I do not believe for one second that this guy has a single legitimate degree on any subject. I think he's read a lot of books, but I'm unsure he understood them very well.

[@49perfectss]

At this point I doubt this guy has graduated high school 😂

[@brandonszpot8948]

5:40 there’s no way this guy is trying to use Zeno’s Paradox as a legitimate descriptor of how the universe works.

[@youarevictoria4981]

Physics expert talks about the hydrogen "molecule". Enough said.

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

H2 is a hydrogen molecule :)

[@TheUltrahypnotoad]

I could give him the benefit of the doubt until he mentioned helium molecules.

[@svoidsofinfinitechaos9367]

@@wesbaumguardner8829Sure, but by the context of this conversation, he clearly wasn’t talking about H2.

[@roccondil5]

"My degree is bigger than yours, BRO!"

[@daanyaalwentzel6155]

Definitely compensating

[@ibelieveingaming3562]

Why do they always say bro? What is the sociological objective of this behavior?

[@roccondil5]

@ibelieveingaming3562 I would guess it's a way to condescend to and exert dominion over their opponent, since they lack any real arguments.

[@brandonszpot8948]

I’ll give this guy the benefit of the doubt and say he is a Medical Doctor. All this shows is that you can be highly educated in one field of science, and go completely off the deep end in another. This reminds me of the fellow that Professor Dave ate up, who is well published in synthetic chemistry, but convinces his casual KZbin audience of Young Earth Creationism.

[@goranandersson3544]

Why is he consistently using light years as if it was a measure of time? Once could just be a slip up, but he did the same thing several times.

[@brandonszpot8948]

Because he doesn’t have any PhDs and doesn’t know really anything about cosmology.

[@bfalconer]

If this is the guy I think it is I'm pretty sure I've seen him debate Destiny. If its not the same guy they have very similar stories, claims to have 7 PhD's but can't even talk about things he claims to have PhD's in, in greater than a high school level. The guy that debated Destiny tried to say "it's just a theory" somehow he had a M.D. and didn't know what a scientific theory was.

[@drumcc]

I think you’re right

[@TheCannoth]

Ha! Just commented the same thing

[@user-ll6yo6oe4v]

I’ve noticed the entire debate he didn’t bring up really anything that involved anything above a highschool science class

[@planetpeterson2824]

Andrew Zywiec is his name

[@drumcc]

I was thinking of a debate between destiny and Tristan

[@righty-o3585]

A light year is a measure of distance, not a measure of time. To say it takes a certain amount of light years to reach us, is just like saying it would take 100 feet to reach us. The earth is approximately 8.5 light minutes from the sun, so it takes about 8.5 minutes for sunlight to reach us

[@takoja507]

Well actually you can use it as both, just think about it. We know light speed is constant, So we can measure distance and time with light speed. If you say that planet is 2 light years away, you know how far it's and you know how long it would take you to get to that planet at light speed, so it measures both. Your feet example, if we have constant 1 sec speed for 100 feet, and we say that pole is 500 feet away, we know the time it takes to travel. We could also say that the pole is 5 sec away, and we would know it's 500 feet away. So in a sense we could use it like...it takes 500 feet for that car to reach us, it would be 5 sec in this example of constant speed. It does require that the speed of the thing is constant tho.

[@righty-o3585]

@@takoja507 No it can't be, the definition of light year is the DISTANCE light travels in a year. A light year is 5.8 trillion miles. For the record, the speed of light is not constant. The speed of light within our atmosphere is not the same as in a vacuum. Or through water.

[@takoja507]

@@righty-o3585 We are talking about a vacuum here, where it's constant and even in water it's constant speed, water molecules just make light have longer routes through water, same with atmosphere, it doesn't slow down the little particle. How long does it take that light to travel that distance, oo yaa a year, so it's also time unit. Again if I say that star is 11.6 trillion miles away, you will know it's 2 light years away, it will also tell you the speed you need to travel...so you can actually use it multipurposed, speed, distance and time.

[@righty-o3585]

@@takoja507 the reason why things look bent through water is because the light moves through it at a different speed. Google it.

[@denizen7even]

He's claiming to know about physics and distances but never mentions the smallest unit of measurement, the Planck length.

[@straunwagner6322]

dunning meet Kruger

[@Metaljacket420]

"I did my degree in chemistry, now let's talk about physics."

[@sammcbride113]

“I’m not familiar with CMB radiation” So he has the gall to say that AND claim to be experienced in physics? He has no clue about the cosmic microwave background radiation. What a total con artist.

[@MileHighInTheSky]

The kiss at the end was amazing.

[@NoName-yi2gi]

Who would've thought that all you had to do to get a PhD was just *say* that you have one?! Wow, I think I might go get my PhD in astrophysics real quick. Hold on... I HAVE A PhD IN ASTROPHYSICS. Whoa. That was harder than it looked. Man, that final exam I didn't take was tough but it was nothing compared to that thesis I didn't write.

[@Mxxx-ii9bu]

Congrats on the PhD. [blink] I just learned karate.

[@slim22rb]

Congrats!

[@doranku]

I'm very proud on my theoretical physics degree.

[@souldry]

Oh cool! I just became a heart surgeon. This is neat.

[@bryck7853]

how much area is under the curve f(x) = x^2 over the interval of zero to one? This is the easiest way to determine if they know shit.

[@danpettinger1353]

This guy reaked of Grifter. I'm sure you can look up the name he supplied and that it checks out with the qualification claims he made, but I'd wager good money the caller isn't that person.

[@DelBoy573]

You can’t even look up his name because it’s an unrecognisable, unspellable, mish mash of sounds. Probably on purpose.

[@830toAwesome]

@@DelBoy573 His name is Andrew Zywiec.

[@alexritchie4586]

Oh no, I think he is that person. I just think the fact he is so credentialed is more of a stain on American academia than it is on him, TBF.

[@23catzilla]

If he gets bitten by a radioactive lawer, he'll have the power of attorney.

[@roccondil5]

"Trust me, bro, I have all the degrees"

[@nosredep7873]

IMAGINE "having a PhD" in CHEMISTRY and not knowing what a fucking theory means in science

[@chriscasperson5927]

Imagine "HaViNg A pHd" in Chemistry and thinking hydrogen is a molecule.

[@javsw.1878]

@@chriscasperson5927he is technically correct since it’s only found as a diatomic molecule.

[@daanyaalwentzel6155]

23th ranked chemistry institution but says but call hydrogen a molecule 😮

[@TitenSxull]

I've never in my life heard someone rattle off this many big words and ideas without any conception of what they actually mean. The bit about degrees from Trump University had me dying 😂

[@hermanbaguma2829]

This guy's argument reminds me of arguments we used to have in college while incredibly high

[@rickdelatour5355]

Tried looking him up. His name is as real as any of his assertions.

[@ryanmorris5923]

Bro he acts like fusion is DBZ style fusion dance

[@666FUC6KER666]

this guy is legitimately worrisome. the amount of zeal he expressed when addressing the chat on topics totally irrelevant to the discussion - but about which he has controversial opinions - says a lot about how he got to this point

[@ThatGuy-ot1gt]

Hahaha.. Dude said CMV. It's CMB. He's definitely lying about his credentials.

[@shawn092182]

The doctor is confusing "lightyear", a measurement of distance for "year," a measurement of time. 🤣

[@cajohnson130]

The arrogance. Any scientifically minded person would not mind being corrected with new information. Also did you notice his research methods? He searched for the answer he had and thought was right rather than the question to find the correct answer. Also the ...okk? After every sentence. People that talk this way are either insecure or on the top of top left mountain.

[@rauljaanson2423]

There are lots of such people in science.

[@cajohnson130]

@@rauljaanson2423 Like what? Arrogant? My point was to be open for correction. No single person in science is an authority. The data is. This is an example of someone who starts with a conclusion and works backwards.

[@Unicorn-Black]

Sometimes when someone spend his life learning instead of doing, his brain burned off

[@SubtleHawk]

Wikipedia is actually a good source on most topics. Every time I see people bring up the validity of Wikipedia it's usually a sign that they have no argument.

[@ashleeherrera8756]

I wish my high school teachers also thought this

[@mikeviking1000]

Wikipedia is great to look up things. It will usually give you a source for where the data came from. It’s a great springboard for finding good sources on a lot of different topics.

[@porkramen]

Did he say "Andrew Jimjaz"?

[@nathanielsims8006]

That kiss at the end.... priceless!

[@porkramen]

So, his point is that an "atom" is indivisible...hed be better off citing a series of planck lengths...

[@bllla]

This might be your best work. You knew he sounded grifty from the jump but waited patiently until about minute 15 and you pounced and proceeded to poke wholes in “knowledge” 😅

[@Mapleson]

Man, bro, I like totally have 10 degrees. I’m like super smart, bro. Like, really?

[@slim22rb]

The stars you see in the night sky (with the exception of a few galaxies if you are lucky enough to be able to spot any) are all in the milky way within a few thousand light years. Not that long really on the universal scale.🌌

[@johnrap7203]

At 02:40 the caller gave the figure 16 billion lightyears. That figure represents the "affectable universe". "Everything we can ever observe if we send spacecraft out in every direction at all speeds slower than light is the 'ultimately observable universe'. • Everything those spacecraft can ever affect is the 'affectable universe'." At 03:00 caller states "13.8 billion". That is the rounded figure for THE AGE of the universe, not the distance to the edge. 04:05 "...numerical data is intimately flawed..." Yes! HIS numerical data IS intimately flawed!!! 😂😂😂 04:40 "...if something is 10 billion lightyears from us, it takes about 10 billion lightyears for that light to travel through the vacuum to hit our eyes, right?" WRONG! A lightyear is a distance measure, not a time measure!!! Sheesh! This guy is the the king of Mt Stoopid, on the Dunning-Kruger Effect scale. And just to reinforce that, he soon brags about his education degrees. Still listening through this, I'm certain there will be more!

[@rauljaanson2423]

yeah, ok, he messes/stutters some shit up but likely due to his obvious attention disorder that makes him stray away from the line. Still he gave a pretty interesting show. I mean, he can't be just some Johnny Average who happened to call in. He knows stuff. I know lots of stuff but usually I must think and recall things but he could spurt out facts that I know are true pretty confidently and fast. That's for sure. But stuff he knows is very messed up and unorganized in his head. I'd bet on some technically (formerly?) pretty clever guy who just snapped at some point under the pressure of all those 78 degrees. I mean, I have none but Im already all depressed and stressed out! Then again, he could've been an undergrad of every science field who just happened to become a very good conman and was just having some innocent fun here.

[@drinjj]

Can he describe how many degrees he has without using numerical data? No? Then it's impossible to know how many degrees he has.

[@corringhamdepot4434]

Seems that I have been wrong all this time, because I always thought that hydrogen was an atom, not a "molecule".

[@ShMokou]

Infinity is not a number.

[@bingethinker791]

This guy got his degrees out of a Crackerjack box.

[@Ronoc49]

I can’t find this dude because he blew through his name too quick lol But he definitely isn’t a doctor

[@planetpeterson2824]

I looked him up and he actually is. His old hospital has a restraining order against him

[@Ronoc49]

@@planetpeterson2824That’s usually not the sign of a stable person. Lol

[@lubrew5862]

@@planetpeterson2824Holy crap. I thought the guy was just a lying Poe. Guess is he is just bar $hit crazy.

[@montylane2488]

“I am a glitch in their matrix. I cannot be bought, I cannot be silenced. I am a skillfully trained infantry veteran, profoundly well-rounded research scientist, and formally educated medical doctor boarded and trusted by the indigenous Tribe. I serve God and His Kingdom. RISE.” Andrew’s twitter is an interesting place 😅😅😅

[@joeyc9418]

When he said that the space within a hydrogen electron cloud could not be crossed by anything else (or whatever the scientific way of saying that was) my first thought, as a layperson outside of the scientific field, was that didn't we split the hydrogen atom 😅 i think that would involve crossing the electron cloud?

[@alexritchie4586]

Never mind the fact that covalent bonding between atoms occurs when their outermost valence shells overlap i.e. are in each other's space.

[@LynseyT]

Andrew Jivjaz, jimjams, jiz glass? WTH did he say?

[@cocaine_hookers]

Andrew Jimjazasmaunzijiza.

[@souldry]

Andrew ЖйбщЭёьцъ

[@cocaine_hookers]

@@souldry 🤣

[@aaronlietz]

This caller displays the Dunning-Kruger effect nearly the entire way through.

[@rauljaanson2423]

Yes. But interestingly enough he knows some serious shit. Either he worked his nobody-ass off to learn some certain things in depth only and only for this (prank) call and performed pretty well. Once I did something similar as a practical joke in a written comment section of some scientific magazine. I mean.. I literally had no bloody idea what I was talking about but I had nothing to do at work because our database was down and I spent the day searching for scientific texts in vaguely similar topic and just carving sentences out of them and then writing them down as my opinions about the topic as a phd and it was freaking fun because pretty much all of the other commentors, most of whom were really doctors were really buying my shit that im after some breakthrough in similar field but they just couldn't quite get everything i was trying to explain to them. I was laughing how they were asking for more specific things and gave them even more crazy bullshit often even making up scientific terms etc. Well, its likely that they deep inside understood that this cant be real but scientists often don't think that someone is just trying to pull their leg and naively try to get on the train. Anyways, in the end I came out of the closet as a non-scientist and even they laughed at it. Well, or this dude is a real scientist who has gone seriously mad. In latter case he may know really much but its all messed up in his head and he just can't get it straight. Somebody, tell me please, who the hell was he?

[@robocoke1184]

Less than 3 minutes in i can already tell he thinks that the observable universe is the entire universe

[@jacklively5229]

Gish Gallop as a Person

[@brandonszpot8948]

It’s so hard to listen to

[@watsup1506]

it's a shame that people like this are "qualified" to be "Medical Doctors". They are physicians, not doctors! They have a "doctorate" degree in knowledge, and very very few if any MD/DOs nowadays perform research that actually adds to the body of knowledge. That work is done by much more intelligent and qualified folks who have PhDs (the true doctors)!

[@derp195]

"Numerical data is intimately flawed." Dumbest sentence I've heard in a while.

[@TheJacov]

This guy continually confuses molecules with atoms.😁

[@Rawrbagels]

This is the difference between education and intelligence.

[@Mxxx-ii9bu]

You got there before me. Assuming he is honest about his education he is walking proof that one can be highly educated and not highly intelligent.

[@fjoell]

I haven't watched the full thing yet, but judging by the first ten minutes I highly doubt this person is even educated. It takes a certain kind of weird ingenuity to be heavily educated while still not getting some stuff they're talking about in there, so the heavily educated part is very questionable.

[@rauljaanson2423]

Sometimes attention disorder or something more serious does this. You know a lot but have lost ability to pull it together.@@fjoell

[@attichatchsound-bobkowal5328]

He should have been asked if he's religious. Even if someone IS well educated, their beliefs can lead to an unconscious predisposition that has them to logically distorting information to comport with those beliefs.

[@nicholasbanton]

This dude is basically Plankton from SpongeBob. He just screams pyschotically, spouting non sequiturs and scientific word salad, while constantly reminding you he went to college.

[@studiooriginals]

You were actually right about the -1/12 thing. He was claiming it to be mathematically true but physically false, assigning error to mathematics. It's actually mathematically false but physically "true", in that it is not true under standard axioms, substituting the sum of the naturals with -1/12 has useful applications in physics

[@princeearwig]

Guy who claims numerical units cannot define distance decides to define a new numerical unit to define distance... circular logic much?

[@TheLevantin]

"I have more degrees than you, so I'm more right in everything" no serious and honest person ever said

[@rockymountboy]

Straight up, we know his understanding of the universe is lacking because he's mixing up the distance across the universe with the distance to the center of the universe. And, then of course, his misunderstanding of fusion clinched it.

[@ibelieveingaming3562]

The 'edge' of the universe is 48B lightyears away, making the 'observable universe' 96B lightyears across in both directions.

[@Rawrbagels]

Imagine saying there isn’t infinite distance between two objects. This guy clearly does not know what an infinite is. There is pretty much always an infinite separation between two things, just like there is infinite numbers between 1 and 2.

[@martin2289]

He actually employed Zeno's Paradox to dismiss using numbers to measure distance. 🙄

[@GunnerHeatFire]

Nuh Uh

[@Gdwmartin]

Audio is not great on your part in this one PP. Yeah Green is THE String Theory guy. AFAIK the String "Theory" Hypothesis still hasn't found the "strings", so it's validity is still up in the air at this point

[@littlefurrow2437]

German math dude is Mathologer.

[@djfussell1987]

When you're so smart, you go right back around to being dumb! 😂😂 I didn't think that was actually possible, but this dude proved me wrong! Or he's just a troll!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@sihingvonfelix4251]

I get -1/8 when I add up all natural numbers

[@RokTrixBru]

Sometimes I think, "I should go get a degree..." Then I watch a Planet Peterson video and am reminded that degrees have nothing to do with intelligence or knowledge

[@joeldobbs7396]

Yet another guest with a personality disorder, this one had more real science content than most. Totally bonkleberries and scrambled like a twinkie milkshake, but there was a lot of it. I wish I had as many imaginary degrees, I would think I was much smarter.

[@justadude7752]

This dude sounds veeery familiar to someone who was on the atheist experience. Dont know the episode or name tho🤔👀

[@costealc1]

Yeah i dont have degrees but measuring distances in atoms sizes does not solve aany issue. Distance is measured based on the speed of light. And since the speed of light is a constant guess what, distance measurement is accurate and physical not numerical. You cant have infinetly small distances, its called a Planck unit of space time, as in the smalles distance that can not be divided again. Here -12 degrees and already smarter than him. Imagin if i was 11 below.

[@ManicPandaz]

Zeno’s paradox fails because there is a minimal length, as in the plank length. You can not divide infinite in space. As could can also not grow infinitely big inside the universe.

[@incomingincoming1133]

This caller thought that if he just dumped a lot of irrelevant scientific concepts the listener would just drown and agree, or at least be too scared to disagree. That strategy has worked for him for far too long.

[@scorptrio8231]

"[Observable reality] is not true, man! I have 10 times the degrees you have, and I'm still a complete MORON!" Great, caller!

[@westsidegirlreacts]

So all these degrees and he has not published?

[@jojorose1947]

He's too busy getting fired for not knowing how to do his job and fighting legal battles to actually do any work. that and going on far right conspiracy theory podcasts to talk about "wokeness" and anti-vax.

[@Bunny99s]

Has anyone actually understood the callers last name? I'm not a native english speaker. The pause he made almost suggests a fake name that is impossible to pronounce so it becomes impossible to "look him up". Has anyone actually understood the university names he went to?

[@kylekitchen8894]

He was making no sense then says “look me up bro I have degrees”

[@ToddSheetsEntertainer]

Why is dude lying about his education? PhD doesn’t know the definition of a scientific theory.

[@ruseriousdownunder4888]

If this guy was so good, why is he talking to a KZbin creator and not claiming his Nobel Prize in physics?

[@frigidpt4]

All those word salad and the level of cringeness is insane.

[@hermanbaguma2829]

This guy thinks you have to use authoritarianism wins arguments

[@williamcozart8158]

24:25 I saw that "jwst debunks big bang" vid in my youtube recommendeds too..

[@ROFT]

Dunning Kruger boy "if a planet, let's say a star, is 10 billion light years away, well it takes 10 billion light years for that light to reach us" I may not have a degree in chemistry and biology to talk about physics with supreme confidence, but even I know that light years is a unit of distance, not time.

[@doranku]

I disagree.

[@RodBartlett-ed1wk]

We all to see his pure reviewed papers

[@jaymikesmovienites3452]

How can someone talk about the Big Bang theory and not know about CMB? I watched wandavision and learned about CMB. 😂😂😂

[@bowks1o_o669]

18:30 - when said "the Big Bang - what's the word after that?" (obviously referring to the word "theory"), I started to doubt his self-proclaimed credentials. No one who has studied any type of science, never mind holds "multiple" degrees in various branches of science, would misinterpret the word "theory" when used in scientific context.

[@rauljaanson2423]

Yes, that was really strange but most of everything else was pretty fluent. I think he was just another smart guy gone mad.

[@bowks1o_o669]

@@rauljaanson2423Or a mad guy acting smart 🤔

[@rauljaanson2423]

​@@bowks1o_o669 yes but its pretty hard to pretend to be smart.

[@cocaine_hookers]

"Listen bro I have multiple degrees man”.

[@drumcc]

This guy is what is wrong with academia. He is arguing from authority. Needs to learn a lot more about debate.

[@NoName-yi2gi]

I think it's worth building upon this point. You are correct, but there's a difference between the fallacy of an argument from authority and using an authority to support an argument. For example, I can point to global scientific consensus of immunologists to say that the covid vaccine is safe and effective because these are authorities *on the subject*. Most people who argue against the covid vaccine will refer to people who have PhDs but in fields unrelated to immunology, because they can't find any reliable immunologists who speak out against the covid vaccine. Just because someone can be called a "doctor" doesn't mean they are an actual medical doctor. Similarly, in this instance where the caller is saying he has a PhD, he is using this claim to artificially support his argument because he evidently doesn't actually have a valid doctorate in the field he's claiming to have a doctorate in. I'm sure you probably already know all of this, but I want to elucidate this point for anyone who may have read your comment and doesn't actually know about the difference.

[@tsdbhg]

8:47 Fahrenheit, Celsius or Kelvin?

[@gryph01]

Oh my! I hope this "MD" doesn't see patients.

[@M15TRR3CT4NGL]

Guess what guys, the number of atoms between my nose and the sun isn't a numerical value. Did he say he has 3 PhD's?

[@kaweckipiotr]

This guy is the same as every other. If data doesn’t agree with my teory then we though out the data or claiming its wrong. All those degrees and still duning kruger shit. Its sad actually …