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I said King not Doctor. And did you claim to have an MD?

@Sky,

Oh, he's a paranoid hick too.

Never mind then.

I said King not Doctor. And did you claim to have an MD?

hmm I seem to have lost track of a post somewhere, I thought I read a post by you asking me to quote where you said I was crazy...craaaazy

ahh, it was anticultist that asked me to quote him, I got confused and made a mistake...nothing makes me happier than having the chance to admit I made a mistake.

Hopefully this will teach me to be more careful when reading and responding to people.

But, did you claim to be a medical doctor or am I mistaken?

Yes, I am a doctor.

I know I didn't land on the moon during that time, and I don't know anyone else who did, either.

That, "Doctor," is not the question I asked.

For the third time, are you a medical doctor? There are many different kinds of doctors, I had a biology teacher in high school who was a doctor in Phys Ed. Are you that kind of doctor?

In my first post that mentioned this, I stated flatly that I am a medical doctor.

What is your full name and in which States were/are you licensed to practice medicine?

licensed hahaha

Plautus, do you believe that any human being, whether personally known to you or not, has ever landed on the moon at any time?

Let me consult my magic 8 ball...

*shake shake*

"Very doubtful."

Okay, confirmation that he's a moon hoaxer too!

That makes the trifecta of conspiracy crazy: 9/11 Truth, Holocaust denial and Apollo moon hoax.

Jason Bermas must be glad to have some company.

Muertos, if you know something I don't, please feel free to explain it to me.

I haven't "hoaxed" anything, so I'm not a hoaxer. I also haven't "denied" anything, so I'm not a denier. I also have no idea what you mean by "9/11".

Oh, I'm also not crazy. Go hang yourself, if you can reach the floor joists from your mother's basement.

I'm pretty sure you need a license to practice medicine in the United States.

And this is the kind of detachment from reality and severe delusion that I'm talking about. This sort of voodoo cripples weak minds. Saying that you need a license to practice medicine is just like saying you need a license to drive a car. One has nothing to do with the other. Driving a car requires a tiny handful of skills that are easily acquired by almost anyone. Obtaining a license is part of a fictional construct created by politicians, and the consequences of not doing so do not include an inability to drive, they just include being harassed by deranged individuals wielding guns who would better "protect and serve" if they were strung up by their ankles and field dressed.

On the other hand, if you are some sort of self proclaimed "new age" doctor or holistic healer, you probably don't need a license.

Strangely, none of the people I've ever sewn up have questioned my abilities or skills as a medical doctor. It seems only people in internet forums ever doubt anything I say. I wonder if there's some correlation between mold inhaled in damp basements and pseudoskepticism.

I think Plautus Satire is the Dr. Nick Riviera of Crazy Town. Without the degree of course.

I think you're a deranged idiot with a very tenuous grasp (if any) on reality. Go hang yourself, if you can reach the floor joists from your mother's basement floor.

So Plautus what PhD do you hold, what was your thesis about, and can I have a copy provided to read ?

You must be out of your goddamned mind. How many people's lives have you saved with emergency surgeries?

Should I even bother typing this?

Plautus, you're jumping into a philosophical realm that disrupts the conversation people are trying to have with you. Others are trying to discuss topics, and you're questioning their semantics.

I think everyone would agree that there is no actual connection between a license and a skill. Attaining the license does not denote acquisition of the skill, and vice versa.

What they are disagreeing with is your actually having a license.

Not really, usually when someone makes a claim and boasts about their intelligence its a precursor to wanting someone to discuss it with them.

I haven't boasted about anything, I simply corrected errors in statements of fact made about me.

Asking you to provide evidence or information about it is something anyone would ask of you if you began discussing this.

I'd suggest that no amount of evidence is going to convince you that I'm a doctor. Like all pseudoskeptics, you are just a contrarian, determined to disagree with anything, even if you agreed with it at another time and place.