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From: | "Richard H. McCullough" <rhm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Thu, 28 May 2009 12:16:12 -0700 |
Message-id: | <65AE6B63061744BC8471CB5AFF43B9EF@rhm8200> |
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From: "Christopher Menzel" <cmenzel@xxxxxxxx>
> >> #### I grant that you are a great scholar, John. >> #### But can't you put aside your academic bias > > Be careful. "academic bias" is a favorite epithet among cranks the > world over, who blame their lack of acceptance within the academic > community on prejudice (or envy, or the desire for power, or...) > rather than any shortcomings in their work. I'm supposing you don't > want to be considered among their company. > >> #### long enough to consider whether I am right or not? > > It is *because* John is a scholar with a vast knowledge of the history > of AI and KR that it is so obvious to him why your work does not begin > to measure up to the standards of the field. What *you* need to do is > set "put aside" the idea that you have single-handedly solved the most > vexing problems of AI and KR and follow John's advice: Do your homework. I do not doubt John's knowledge.
The fact is, he never addresses my
ideas.
He "cops out" by telling me to do my
homework.
If I
do not do my homework,
then
my ideas are wrong.
This is an obvious non sequitur.
This is what I am calling "academic
bias".
Dick McCullough
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