>> I asked him to stop and he refused. That is like the woman in psycho asking the murderer to stop and continuing to be stabbed.
>>Really sad how this community supports a psycho.
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>Mike, on several occasions you've talked about elevating this line of work from art/craft into science.
>Well, I think you need to stop first and think about perspective.
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>Drawing an analogy between what you perceive (rightly or wrongly) as stubborn behavior and psychosis - well, I'm sure science has a term for that kind of analogy.
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>I have had my share of strong disagreements with Walter, mainly in the areas of what .NET could do.
>In more recent times, I find I generally agree with him in the areas of SQL Server.
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>I've had strong disagreements with others whom I think pick some interesting instances to go between extreme skeptic and extreme adulator. Doesn't mean I think they're psycho. I do think some people here are, shall we say, less recalcitrant/more timid when it comes to the naked truth than others. But throwing out terms like "psycho" and making an analogy to a violent crime - not exactly "science" in my book.

Tore once felt I was harassing him. He asked me to stop and I did. Our resident ID theft criminal Naomi or whatever also asked me to stop what she felt was harrassment. If you tell someone to stop stabbing you and they refuse, they are sick.