| ▲ | PaulHoule 11 hours ago | |
Write them, they can use all the complaints they can get. My first paper was https://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/9512055v1 which eventually got published in Physical Review E but the abstract for a talk I gave at the March Meeting of the APS caught the eye of a reporter at Science News so I had the cover story one week, I think before the real publication. The magazine printed a photo I took of Ron Maimon crumpling paper on the sofa of my office with an apparatus that I invented. Ron never completed his PhD on string theory but he eventually became a notorious 9/11 "truther" and conspiracy theorist. | ||
| ▲ | gsf_emergency_2 7 hours ago | parent [-] | |
I wouldn't recommend complaining.. bellyfeels only Thus said, PR's can look like narcissism .. those who call it out are some of the prigs Uncle Paul warned us about :) Schizotypes too.. it's the peer-unreviewed grandiosity i suppose. what would Kohut say? Wish I'd discovered Ron earlier. His *overflow throwaways make me want to mine his conspiracy theories :) hope somebody addressing his emotional holes RN If I had to guess your ex a Borderline. Glad dang concurs on the method.. (?) if that kinda helps/works it'd be worth internalizing Equivalently I'd have to deal with the (situational?) emo holes associated with Stripe before I can internalize "their" (alien) way of thinking[0] :) but maybe you already have more experience there: https://xcancel.com/patrickc/status/1848393059559502177 Stripe acquires Stablecoin s-u Bridge Fun thing of his to equate htsc with sc. It's one of those things nobody has to or will shout about when they've got it [0] with Daub as a bedside reference/biblio https://www.adriandaub.com/s/NOTES-What-Tech-Calls-Thinking.... | ||