Airbus wrote in
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In article ,
says...


If people who aren't doctors shouldn't talk about medicine, and people
who aren't pilots shouldn't talk about aviation, does that mean that
people who aren't computer engineers shouldn't talk about computerized
avionics?

In your case, yes.
The fact that someone of your ilk is entitled to hold and express an
opinion on a subject so far beyond your grasp is really an artifact of
our society's attachment to free speech. It's something akin to
granting voting rights to a child born brain dead who manages to
survive on life support to age 18.

The fact that you are entitled to expound in public forum insulting
and uninformed blather on the matter without any laws being broken is
an excellent illustration of the high intellectual price we pay for
freedom of speech.



I disagree. He's great enetertainment aside form anything else and he's a
positive bon to the intellectual pool as a sort of "this is what could
happen to you" sort of way.

He's a cautionary tale..



Bertie