"George M. Middius" wrote in message
...


A certain RAOer's online behavior cries out for an analysis. (Or at
least the Normals will get a kick out of one.) Here are some symptoms:

1. Immunity to embarrasment, humiliation, and, seemingly, self-appraisal
of any sort.

2. Postures as knowledgeable about various subjects, but when caught in
a mistake, becomes childish and lashes out at the opponent of the
moment.

3. Advocates for class warfare and rails against things that are "too
expensive", but boasts about his own possessions that give him pleasure.

4. Values loyalty to allies above their odious behavior.

5. Admits to minor errors but invariably blames them on external
circumstances rather than admit to sloppiness or laziness.


As a layperson, I see insecurity and an ego that's inflated artificially
to compensate. What would a person with insight and training see?

L. Sprague DeCamp developed "The Right Man Hypothesis" to explain this kind
of behavior. It is best described as a highly concentrated foci of mania,
relating to the individual's belief in his own infallibility.
As Richman points out, one of the most fertile developments in modern
psychology is that many individuals tend to develop these disorders based
upon defective logic. If the affected individual can be disabused of the
core logic, the individual can learn to function normally.

The above concatenates very nicely with behavioral theory developed by the
FBI to explain the slide of an individual into psychopathology. The FBI
focuses on the concept called "subjugation of the ego to society", as a
secular expression of the term "conscience."

Arny's conscience is partly in place, and partly working. Nevertheless, as
sleuths on this newsgroup have detected, Arny allows himself to slip the
bonds of moral behavior to defend the core delusion of his belief system,
namely, that he is always right.

At this time, Arny appears to be a stable, low-functioning individual. I
haven't observed anything that indicates that he's getting worse, or better.

Prostate Cancer Man a écrit :

"George M. Middius" wrote in message
...


A certain RAOer's online behavior cries out for an analysis. (Or at
least the Normals will get a kick out of one.) Here are some symptoms:

1. Immunity to embarrasment, humiliation, and, seemingly, self-appraisal
of any sort.

2. Postures as knowledgeable about various subjects, but when caught in
a mistake, becomes childish and lashes out at the opponent of the
moment.

3. Advocates for class warfare and rails against things that are "too
expensive", but boasts about his own possessions that give him pleasure.

4. Values loyalty to allies above their odious behavior.

5. Admits to minor errors but invariably blames them on external
circumstances rather than admit to sloppiness or laziness.


As a layperson, I see insecurity and an ego that's inflated artificially
to compensate. What would a person with insight and training see?

[snip]

At this time, Arny appears to be a stable, low-functioning individual. I
haven't observed anything that indicates that he's getting worse, or better.

LOL, sounds like if you already have cerebral metastasis. :-)

On 1/6/04 10:11, in article , "Prostate
Cancer Man" wrote:

Arny allows himself to slip the
bonds of moral behavior to defend the core delusion of his belief system,
namely, that he is always right.

And as notee previously, what 'bonds of moral behavior" govern my poor sick
son Bob, who now is harrassing a poor filmmaker on another group under this
same moniker "Prostate Cancer Man".

The Morein family has been trying to get Bob into treatment for years, and
he uses such discussions as an opportunity to point out that he's got an
"education" and that he's "too smart to benefit from psycho-quackery".

And since he's never been employed, he's got no disgruntled employer to
steer him in that direction.

So what's a family to do when they have no influence in this matter? Wait
for the inevitable break with reality and have him hospitalized? This seems
to dangerous for the community at large.

Sylvan Morein, DDS

Brian L. McCarty , everyone knows you here.
As for "Prostate Cancer Man", I have no association with the individual,
other than that we share the same ISP.
I decry that kind of immoral behavior.
And you do too, by impersonating my dad? LOL!!!

Have you now subscribed to Giganews? We need to check that out.

I particularly like your recent post, in which you incompetently denied you
were WorldJAZZ while posting from a WorldJAZZ address:


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Robert Morein wrote:
"OFFICIAL RAM BLUEBOOK VALUATION" wrote in message
...

The author of the above post under the name "OFFICIAL RAM BLUEBOOK
VALUATION" is actually Brian L. McCarty, a notorious scammer, whose
current website, http://www.worldjazz.com, is a farrago of lies, fictitious
front people, and nonexistent associations.


Actually, the only "farrago of lies" comes from Mr. Morein. As anyone
with any sense can plainly see from a cursory search, no one named
"Brian L. McCarty" has anything to do with this website, despite Mr.
Morein's protests to the contrary.

"Prostate Cancer Man" wrote in message
...

Gutter language is inappropriate to describe anyone on this newsgroup,
whether they are in the grips of a psychological maladjustment. Certainly
Arny Krueger needs professional attention. A correct, non-deprecatory term
would be "depraved", or afflicted by a delusional disorder.

As a layperson, I see insecurity and an ego that's inflated artificially
to compensate. What would a person with insight and training see?

L. Sprague DeCamp developed "The Right Man Hypothesis" to explain this
kind
of behavior. It is best described as a highly concentrated foci of mania,
relating to the individual's belief in his own infallibility.

The above was copied from a previous post I made on the subject. It is true
that I find the "Right Man hypothesis attractive.

As Richman points out, one of the most fertile developments in modern
psychology is that many individuals tend to develop these disorders based
upon defective logic. If the affected individual can be disabused of the
core logic, the individual can learn to function normally.

I agree, and once again, cannibalized from a previous post by Richman.

The above concatenates very nicely with behavioral theory developed by the
FBI to explain the slide of an individual into psychopathology. The FBI
focuses on the concept called "subjugation of the ego to society", as a
secular expression of the term "conscience."

I don't appreciate this kind of plagiarism. I wrote on this subject because
the criminal mind has long been one of my special interests.

Arny's conscience is partly in place, and partly working. Nevertheless, as
sleuths on this newsgroup have detected, Arny allows himself to slip the
bonds of moral behavior to defend the core delusion of his belief system,
namely, that he is always right.

At this time, Arny appears to be a stable, low-functioning individual. I
haven't observed anything that indicates that he's getting worse, or
better.

Here I disagree. Arny is by many measures a "high functioning" individual.
He possesses considerable knowledge, something I have remarked on many
times.
Unfortunately, he devalues his advice by claiming expertise and authority in
areas beyond his ken, claiming infallibility, and performing experiments
that are so defective one can only suspect spongiform encephalopathy.

"George M. Middius" wrote in message
...


Bobo said:

See my post elsewhere in the thread.

"Lionel" wrote in message
...
Robert Morein wrote:

Brian L. McCarty , everyone knows you here.
As for "Prostate Cancer Man", I have no association with the individual,
other than that we share the same ISP.
I decry that kind of immoral behavior.
And you do too, by impersonating my dad? LOL!!!

Hey Bob why do you bring your dying friends with you on RAO ?
May we call you Mother Theresa now ? ;-)

Mother Theodore.

"Prostate Cancer Man" wrote in message
...

"George M. Middius" wrote in message
...


A certain RAOer's online behavior cries out for an analysis. (Or at
least the Normals will get a kick out of one.) Here are some symptoms:

1. Immunity to embarrasment, humiliation, and, seemingly, self-appraisal
of any sort.

2. Postures as knowledgeable about various subjects, but when caught in
a mistake, becomes childish and lashes out at the opponent of the
moment.

3. Advocates for class warfare and rails against things that are "too
expensive", but boasts about his own possessions that give him pleasure.

4. Values loyalty to allies above their odious behavior.

5. Admits to minor errors but invariably blames them on external
circumstances rather than admit to sloppiness or laziness.


As a layperson, I see insecurity and an ego that's inflated artificially
to compensate. What would a person with insight and training see?

L. Sprague DeCamp developed "The Right Man Hypothesis" to explain this
kind
of behavior. It is best described as a highly concentrated foci of mania,
relating to the individual's belief in his own infallibility.
As Richman points out, one of the most fertile developments in modern
psychology is that many individuals tend to develop these disorders based
upon defective logic. If the affected individual can be disabused of the
core logic, the individual can learn to function normally.

The above concatenates very nicely with behavioral theory developed by the
FBI to explain the slide of an individual into psychopathology. The FBI
focuses on the concept called "subjugation of the ego to society", as a
secular expression of the term "conscience."

Arny's conscience is partly in place, and partly working. Nevertheless, as
sleuths on this newsgroup have detected, Arny allows himself to slip the
bonds of moral behavior to defend the core delusion of his belief system,
namely, that he is always right.

At this time, Arny appears to be a stable, low-functioning individual. I
haven't observed anything that indicates that he's getting worse, or
better.



Your description matches the online behavior of nearly every regular here.