The internet is full of ridiculous rantings and lunatic noise. But in the ten years I’ve been surfing the net, this is the most pathetic thing I’ve ever read:
“Brooke, if you really want to help Rich, then encourage him to improve his analysis and stop jumping to conclusions. Push him to do better.”
Holy crap, Schahrzad, you really are mentally ill. Despite copious evidence, you don’t get the fact that you have no idea what you’re talking about. Rich’s analysis of anything and everything makes yours look like it’s done by a foolish 9 year old.
I wrote a comment in response to your post on VOS; I don’t know whether they’ll post it. But in it, I suggest you get mental help. All these people on piggington saying that you’re whacked won’t convince you of anything. All the logic and reason in the world won’t convince you of anything. The only way you’ll realize what and who you really are is to get professional help. And until you realize what and who you are, you won’t be able to reach your full potential. Good luck.
PC, saying ps is not as bad as those in the REIC is like saying Bush isn’t as bad as Hitler. I know you like to be nice, and that’s nice. You seem to me to be the type of guy who knows what “enabling” means. You’re enabling ps. Help her out and stop doing that.
I’ve been away on vacation and am just back now, catching up on the market. I just have to shake my head when I see this.
Chris Johnston once told me that every forum has someone who’s a bit of a nutcase.
I think she offered a lot of great insight here initially, but she just ended up rubbing everyone the wrong way, often unintentionally. Around the time she pissed of Docteur, the dye was cast, and I think her internet persona was born – she found provoking people to be her shtick.
She has so much potential, and it all just seems wasted because of her ego, and lack of simple social skills online. It’s too bad because she’s a really nice person offline.
1) Layoff the attacks on others. Let them be and continue to produce your own excellent reports. It’s OK to point out other people’s mistakes but do so only in passing, saying that you differ from the author — no need to tear them apart.
2) Fixating on other people’s work is counter-productive. You should be busy on your own work rather than spending time reading other’s people writing.
3) It’s not your job to save the world. If might serve you better if others are obviously wrong. Your work will shine all the more. Why would you want to correct them and give away your competitive advantage?
4) People are under no obligation to issue corrections just because you e-mail them. They don’t work for you.
