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You can try to whitewash your primitive superstitions by using normalized words like, "circumstance", but it still sounds the same to me.  It sounds like, "If a crow lands on your chimney and caws three times under the crescent moon, you will become a hopeless alcoholic."  Unless you have something more concrete to add, shut up.

 

The circumstances I know come from family, friends, and former patients, all people I've cared about or taken care of, or both. I'm not going to submit their issues for your amusement and scorn. And please,  stop being so smug and ineducable; you're making the rest of us geriatrics look bad.

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Nobody's ever going to smell the differences between the towels.

 

Everyone will but you, and you'll just say we're lying or you'll bring up something like Asch's conformity experiment.

 

Seriously, just stop. It's one thing to say that the adverse reaction to cigarette odor is a conditioned response, but to say the whole odor's existence is is beyond stupid.

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You can try to whitewash your primitive superstitions by using normalized words like, "circumstance", but it still sounds the same to me.  It sounds like, "If a crow lands on your chimney and caws three times under the crescent moon, you will become a hopeless alcoholic."  Unless you have something more concrete to add, shut up.

If a retarded bum tells bad jokes while smoking "odorless" cigarettes and eating literal feces, will his name always be Daniel Semps- "Packard"?

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In the towel experiment, as described, everybody has only a one in eight chance of correctly guessing all three smokeless towels.  Try as will, they can't rely on smell to change those odds.

 

And you seriously use this as proof that cigarettes don't smell? Why not try the experiment with farts?

 

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The circumstances I know come from family, friends, and former patients, all people I've cared about or taken care of, or both. I'm not going to submit their issues for your amusement and scorn. And please,  stop being so smug and ineducable; you're making the rest of us geriatrics look bad.

You should know I'm just using the wrathful crow as a plausible guess as to your level of reasoning.  Any "circumstances" you care to name would be equally absurd.
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I've deleted my original response, and sincerely regret the energy I wasted on it. Replying to you is pointless while you live in your happy, shiny world where cigarette smoke smells like chocolate chip cookies baking.

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I've deleted my original response, and sincerely regret the energy I wasted on it. Replying to you is pointless while you live in your happy, shiny world where cigarette smoke smells like chocolate chip cookies baking.

You seriously remind me of those idiots who would walk into a room where no smoking had ever taken place, but complain that it reeks of smoke because the walls are beige instead of white.
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Everyone will but you, and you'll just say we're lying or you'll bring up something like Asch's conformity experiment.

 

Seriously, just stop. It's one thing to say that the adverse reaction to cigarette odor is a conditioned response, but to say the whole odor's existence is is beyond stupid.

 

In high school one of my Spanish teachers forced me to sit in the very back of the classroom because one girl kept complaining that I smelled like cigarettes.

 

I'm pretty sure that wasn't technically legal but I hated the girl and the teacher so I did just enough to scrape by with a C and started torching bowls before class so I could sleep through it.

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In high school one of my Spanish teachers forced me to sit in the very back of the classroom because one girl kept complaining that I smelled like cigarettes.

 

I'm pretty sure that wasn't technically legal but I hated the girl and the teacher so I did just enough to scrape by with a C and started torching bowls before class so I could sleep through it.

I'm pretty sure the girl would not have made such an issue for you, had she not at some point witnessed visual evidence of your tobacco use.  As for "torching bowls", there are other coping activities you could have chosen.
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You seriously remind me of those idiots who would walk into a room where no smoking had ever taken place, but complain that it reeks of smoke because the walls are beige instead of white.

How many people do you have to make up before you realize your little pretend misadventures really don't stack up to anything and nobody buys it?

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How many people do you have to make up before you realize your little pretend misadventures really don't stack up to anything and nobody buys it?

I don't have to make anything up.  Such folks are an infestation in this casino.  That's what casinos do - they attract idiots.  Idiots gamble and we take their money.  Fools and their money are soon parted.
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I didn't start smoking until I was 16. She never saw me smoke.

 

As far back as I can remember all my teachers thought I smoked because my parents smoked and I guess the smell stuck to my clothes.

People are always watching when you think they're not.  That's life, absent a locked door.
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I don't have to make anything up.  Such folks are an infestation in this casino.  That's what casinos do - they attract idiots.  Idiots gamble and we take their money.  Fools and their money are soon parted.

I'm afraid anecdotal evidence is not an accepted form of argumentative discourse.
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Where is your evidence of cherrypicking?

 

A guy who wet his pants onto your casino carpet last week?

The proof is in every "published and peer reviewed" study showing results that even a six year old could quite clearly see are not within the scope of actual possibility.
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People are always watching when you think they're not.  That's life, absent a locked door.

 

No, she never saw me smoke.

 

My high school had around 1,200 students.

 

We were separated by two grades, only had one class together and were not friends.

 

Plus back then I only smoked on my way to and from school.

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No, she never saw me smoke.

 

My high school had around 1,200 students.

 

We were separated by two grades, only had one class together and were not friends.

 

Plus back then I only smoked on my way to and from school.

Unless your walk to school consisted of passing through a series of man trap doors, you were seen.  People see, people gossip.
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The proof is in every "published and peer reviewed" study showing results that even a six year old could quite clearly see are not within the scope of actual possibility.

Why are you such an insufferable retard?

 

Just becayse your dumbass disagrees with factually proven research doesn't mean the research is wrong.

 

The simple fact of the matter is, science says climate change is happening. Your shiteating "uh, but it's cold today" makes you look like a colossal idiot, not an astute genius - because climate change accounts for the natural cycle of heating and cooling, but the average high has increased dramatically in direct correlation to manmade CO2 output.

 

Clapping your hands together an drooling all over yourself while saying it's not true holds no weight against the overwhelming scientific evidence from countless well-educated, well-researched sources from professionals in the field.

 

An incredulously stupud, paint-huffing alcoholic janitor who denies the existence of cigarette smoke odor and cites bar patrons is a farcry from a reliable source

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No, she never saw me smoke.

 

My high school had around 1,200 students.

 

We were separated by two grades, only had one class together and were not friends.

 

Plus back then I only smoked on my way to and from school.

 

Pacman is a legit idishit.....I told him a similar story where I smoked in a work truck on my way home from my teenage job at the pecan house......I told him she smelled the smoke on me when I walked in the house and his response was "that she had been conditioned by news articles to smell smoke on her child".......This only magically happened when I had actually smoked, but that is one of those unexplained phenomena that only exist in the bleach addled brain of a century long employed custodian.

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Methane and cigarette smoke are two entirely unrelated things.  What you're saying is about as absurd as claiming that stainless steel has an aroma.

 

Funny you say methane when it is odorless. Sulfur is what makes farts smell bad. My point was you would have to try the stupid towel experiment on something else to prove its veracity.

 

I'm just gonna go with you have no sense of smell and you reek of shit.

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Why are you such an insufferable retard?

 

Just becayse your dumbass disagrees with factually proven research doesn't mean the research is wrong.

 

The simple fact of the matter is, science says climate change is happening. Your shiteating "uh, but it's cold today" makes you look like a colossal idiot, not an astute genius - because climate change accounts for the natural cycle of heating and cooling, but the average high has increased dramatically in direct correlation to manmade CO2 output.

 

Clapping your hands together an drooling all over yourself while saying it's not true holds no weight against the overwhelming scientific evidence from countless well-educated, well-researched sources from professionals in the field.

 

An incredulously stupud, paint-huffing alcoholic janitor who denies the existence of cigarette smoke odor and cites bar patrons is a farcry from a reliable source

  That's easy to say when the actual survey is over a thousand area points and then only the top fifty are included in the final report.  Anyway, even in a five mile radius, the temperature can vary by as much as ten degrees.  Back in the 1970's, it was predicted by "scientists" that the the entire planet would be under a new ice age by now.  Did it happen?  Also, recording five or minute spikes as the "high" in a given area isn't going to give correct results.
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  That's easy to say when the actual survey is over a thousand area points and then only the top fifty are included in the final report.  Anyway, even in a five mile radius, the temperature can vary by as much as ten degrees.  Back in the 1970's, it was predicted by "scientists" that the the entire planet would be under a new ice age by now.  Did it happen?  Also, recording five or minute spikes as the "high" in a given area isn't going to give correct results.

That's not what they do. :|

Only a few scientists predicted an ice age, who were found to have used faulty data. The majority redacted the claim. However, the overwhelming majority of scientists in the '70s predicted a rise in temperature,  not a decline, and that assessment has been correct. Either way, scientists are able to make mistakes. The point of a scientist isn't to already know everything. The point is to research and discover,  then report the discovery.

And they don't use 5-minute intervals to determine global warming. That's what you would probably do because you have no fucking clue what you're talking about. They use global data year-round to determine yearly averages and use literal decades worth of data to track the increase or decline. A 5-minute spike, as you put it, is completely irrelevant and if you knew what you were talking about, it wouldn't be something you'd bother bringing up.

 

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That's not what they do. :|

Only a few scientists predicted an ice age, who were found to have used faulty data. The majority redacted the claim. However, the overwhelming majority of scientists in the '70s predicted a rise in temperature,  not a decline, and that assessment has been correct. Either way, scientists are able to make mistakes. The point of a scientist isn't to already know everything. The point is to research and discover,  then report the discovery.

And they don't use 5-minute intervals to determine global warming. That's what you would probably do because you have no fucking clue what you're talking about. They use global data year-round to determine yearly averages and use literal decades worth of data to track the increase or decline. A 5-minute spike, as you put it, is completely irrelevant and if you knew what you were talking about, it wouldn't be something you'd bother bringing up.

The point of today's scientists, apparently, is adamantly support the agendas of whoever shovels the most money into their pet projects.  To Hell with any facts.  And, if that means using the methods I describe, that's what they'll do.  Don't trust them.
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The point of today's scientists, apparently, is adamantly support the agendas of whoever shovels the most money into their pet projects.  To Hell with any facts.  And, if that means using the methods I describe, that's what they'll do.  Don't trust them.

Prove it.

Give me evidence.

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The point of today's scientists, apparently, is adamantly support the agendas of whoever shovels the most money into their pet projects.  To Hell with any facts.  And, if that means using the methods I describe, that's what they'll do.  Don't trust them.

 

Windows, walls, or hats, always remember: Shiny side out.

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