Mario Petrinovic wrote:

> You're stupid.

Better stupid than psychotic. So, where's a cite?

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On 4.11.2023. 21:27, JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
> Mario Petrinovic wrote:
>> You're stupid.
>
> Better stupid than psychotic. So, where's a cite?

Here it is.
Mario Petrinovic: "You're stupid."

Mario Petrinovic wrote:

> JTEM is so reasonable wrote:

> > Better stupid than psychotic. So, where's a cite?

> Here

No, seriously: Produce a cite. Or just admit that you're
crazy and make everything up.

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On 5.11.2023. 3:51, JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
> Mario Petrinovic wrote:
>> JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
>>> Better stupid than psychotic. So, where's a cite?
>
>> Here
>
> No, seriously: Produce a cite. Or just admit that you're
> crazy and make everything up.

Cite for what? Do you need a cite that Moon exists? For sure I will
not provide it for you, I will not waste my time on it. Just rise up
your head and take a look, there is a Moon up there. You have eyes, use
them.
Do you know anything about what this news group is dealing with? The
Earth shouldn't look like this, it didn't look like this for the first
55 my of Cenozoic. Then came fire, 10 mya, and produced meadows. Before
that, the whole world was just forest, no meadows. Then fires started,
and those fires produced meadows, produced steppe, produced savanna.
This started with Vallesian crisis, like 9.7 mya. But we see that it
happened even before that. The trait is the spreading of Hipparionine
horse, which live in non-forested areas, steppe, short grassland. We
find them even 11.5 mya in Vienna basin locality. You have Wikipedia,
take a look at "Vallesian crisis", at "Hipparionine horses", read a bit.
There you will find citations.
I am talking about Vallesian crisis, you don't know anything about it.
Fine, type "Vallesian crisis" in Google, then read. It is so *easy* to
find info. If you would want to learn you would learn, if you would like
to go on my nerves, you would ask for citation for each and every word
that I write here. Well, I will not provide it to you, why would I
provide you an info for something that you are not interested in? To
make a fool of myself? If you are interested, simply, type "Vallesian
crisis" in Google. This isn't some special knowledge of which only one
scientist knows about, so that I can provide you his citation, no, this
should be a *common knowledge* for anybody who dares to discuss in this
news group. So, I am not providing citations for *common knowledge*, why
would I?

On 5.11.2023. 3:51, JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
> Mario Petrinovic wrote:
>> JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
>>> Better stupid than psychotic. So, where's a cite?
>
>> Here
>
> No, seriously: Produce a cite. Or just admit that you're
> crazy and make everything up.

Hm, something is wrong here (and this is not a joke). I wrote
extensive answer, but this doesn't appear in this news group.

On 5.11.2023. 3:51, JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
> Mario Petrinovic wrote:
>
>> JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
>
>>> Better stupid than psychotic. So, where's a cite?
>
>> Here
>
> No, seriously: Produce a cite. Or just admit that you're
> crazy and make everything up.

Test.

On 5.11.2023. 3:51, JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
> Mario Petrinovic wrote:
>> JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
>>> Better stupid than psychotic. So, where's a cite?
>
>> Here
>
> No, seriously: Produce a cite. Or just admit that you're
> crazy and make everything up.

Test.

Op zondag 5 november 2023 om 04:24:47 UTC+1 schreef Mario Petrinovic:

> Cite for what? Do you need a cite that Moon exists?

??
Mario, Mario, you better try to anwer this:

Early-Pleist.H.erectus on Java frequently dived for shellfish:
- pachyosteosclerosis = shallow-diving
- ear exostoses = chronic colder water
- shell engravings in Dubois collection
- dental wear caused by shellfish
- colonisations of Flores & Luzon
- brain size x2 apes' = DHA in sea-food
- fossilisations amid shellfish
- stone tools & dexterity = sea-otter
- platycephaly = hydrodyn.streamline
- ...

On 5.11.2023. 18:09, Marc Verhaegen wrote:
> Op zondag 5 november 2023 om 04:24:47 UTC+1 schreef Mario Petrinovic:
>> Cite for what? Do you need a cite that Moon exists?
>
> ??
> Mario, Mario, you better try to anwer this:
>
> Early-Pleist.H.erectus on Java frequently dived for shellfish:
> - pachyosteosclerosis = shallow-diving
> - ear exostoses = chronic colder water
> - shell engravings in Dubois collection
> - dental wear caused by shellfish
> - colonisations of Flores & Luzon
> - brain size x2 apes' = DHA in sea-food
> - fossilisations amid shellfish
> - stone tools & dexterity = sea-otter
> - platycephaly = hydrodyn.streamline
> - ...

As I said, something is terribly wrong with you. Don't you realize
that I support most of what you say? Don't you realize that all this
works better on sea cliffs than on your marshes? Are you that crazy?
Yes, I support most of the things you are saying, and it is *you* who is
proving what I am saying, with what you wrote above. All this works on
sea cliffs, don't you see this? A child would be able to see this.

Op maandag 6 november 2023 om 01:47:57 UTC+1 schreef Mario Petrinovic:
> On 5.11.2023. 18:09, Marc Verhaegen wrote:
> > Op zondag 5 november 2023 om 04:24:47 UTC+1 schreef Mario Petrinovic:

> >> Cite for what? Do you need a cite that Moon exists?

> > ?? Mario, Mario, you better try to anwer this:
> > Early-Pleist.H.erectus on Java frequently dived for shellfish:
> > - pachyosteosclerosis = shallow-diving
> > - ear exostoses = chronic colder water
> > - shell engravings in Dubois collection
> > - dental wear caused by shellfish
> > - colonisations of Flores & Luzon
> > - brain size x2 apes' = DHA in sea-food
> > - fossilisations amid shellfish
> > - stone tools & dexterity = sea-otter
> > - platycephaly = hydrodyn.streamline ...

No answer:

> As I said, something is terribly wrong with you. Don't you realize
> that I support most of what you say? Don't you realize that all this
> works better on sea cliffs than on your marshes? Are you that crazy?
> Yes, I support most of the things you are saying, and it is *you* who is
> proving what I am saying, with what you wrote above. All this works on
> sea cliffs, don't you see this? A child would be able to see this.

:-D Mario, Mario, something is terribly wrong with you. Don't you realize that all this works better on flat sea-coasts than on your cliffs? Are you that crazy? All this works on sea-coasts, don't you see this? A child would be able to see this.

JTEM is so reasonable wrote:
>
>
[OCPD]

Yeah, the FBI has been informed about you... can't
take any risks.

So, anyway, you are a blithering idiot, quoting
things you never read, much less understood, and
that's why you can't answer even basis questions.

Primum Sapienti wrote:

[...]

Nothing has changed. They were still ground feeders. Their legs were still
splayed out, the front legs, for feeding low.

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