Actually Sam is one of the leading experts on the history of scuba in the US.
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H2Andy
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of course he is. i am a lawyer, i work with expert witnesses all the time 
part of their "persona" is "i am never wrong." well, that works in the courtroom (projects confidence) but not in the real world (where it tends to be seen as arrogance or it can close you off from finding the truth)
note my comment:
i perceive Sam as being defensive and defending his position (i know my scuba history!) instead of saying "hey, this might be interesting, let me investigate."
part of their "persona" is "i am never wrong." well, that works in the courtroom (projects confidence) but not in the real world (where it tends to be seen as arrogance or it can close you off from finding the truth)
note my comment:
H2Andy:
i perceive Sam as being defensive and defending his position (i know my scuba history!) instead of saying "hey, this might be interesting, let me investigate."
Ummm... kinda changed that post a little eh?
H2Andy
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no sir .... and that is BS on your part, my friend
that is my original post i quoted. maybe if you had read it closely before responding, you might have figured out your response was superflous?
that is my original post i quoted. maybe if you had read it closely before responding, you might have figured out your response was superflous?
Throwing the flag here my friend... does the new server not say when a post has been edited?
H2Andy
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i believe there is a way to tell when someone else (i.e. a Mod) has edited a post, but not if you edit your own post.
at any rate, i assure you, i did not edit my own post.
..... and ... so what if i did?
that's not the point here. the point is that Mr. Miller is coming across somewhat poorly, and I am suggesting that he open his mind to the possiblity he might be wrong.
at any rate, i assure you, i did not edit my own post.
..... and ... so what if i did?
that's not the point here. the point is that Mr. Miller is coming across somewhat poorly, and I am suggesting that he open his mind to the possiblity he might be wrong.
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It disturbs me when someone purporting to be an "expert" is so very wrong with the basic tenets of his hypothesis.
I am, by no stretch of the imagination, not an "expert" in the history of scuba diving, but a cursory perusal of the internet for a period of 5 minutes led me to information which completely refutes the assertions of an "expert" on the subject.
Old saying, "Put your brain in gear before you put your mouth in motion."
It is my opinion that there is an agenda to be filled . . .
the K
I am, by no stretch of the imagination, not an "expert" in the history of scuba diving, but a cursory perusal of the internet for a period of 5 minutes led me to information which completely refutes the assertions of an "expert" on the subject.
Old saying, "Put your brain in gear before you put your mouth in motion."
It is my opinion that there is an agenda to be filled . . .
the K
Actually, that is how Dr. Miller comes across sometimes.... like it or not. I would stand by his research over anyone else in the industry.
I'm not to keen on Mr. Millers bed side manor, how ever I've found "more" on the internet supporting his claims on independent sites.
So the question is; with whom does the burden of disproving his claims lie?
So the question is; with whom does the burden of disproving his claims lie?
ShallowDiverDave
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