George M. Middius wrote:
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?

They would see a troll who posts under the name: George Middius.

Why do you ask?

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.

Intelligent attitude on this particular NG.

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

Perhaps he uses to gently concede to his contradictors what they are
deseperatly looking for : the victory.
This guy is surely a kind of philanthropist.

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

So this means that this guy isn't French since French business is well
known to promote "de luxe" products.
BTW I have heard about a RAO contributor who has claimed to have a
"modest audio system" perhaps it is the same guy ?

4. Values loyalty to allies above their odious behavior.

Any evidence to an allegiance to Middius' party ?

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

It's not me, definitively... I'm too lazy.

As a layperson, I see insecurity and an ego that's inflated
artificially to compensate.

This could describe George M. Middius.

What would a person with insight and training see?

Dr. Richman please !

The Devil wrote:
On Sun, 30 May 2004 05:00:20 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

Th

Feeling hungry?

Nope.

Next.