Now beamboy has dropped the "former metallurgist" claim, and has
re-classified himself as a "metallurgist" who has attended "materials
school".
It's quite obvious from his posts that he's neither. His usage of
terminologies that aren't used by metallurgists, his juvenile understanding
of scientific methodologies, and the obviously made up experiences and
contrived "data" he produces make all this clear.
I'm struggling to find out what the payback is for you for this fraud,
beamboy. Does it matter to you when you give bad advice to people here,
most of whom, after all, are honestly seeking advice they're likely to use
in real life, or is the notion that they may take your bad advice the reward
for you, regardless that it serves them badly? Obviously you feel that you
can get away with fraud since you have an anonymous presence in this n.g.,
but what's the payback for bleating false information? Is acknowledgement
of others that you're some sort of technical guru the payback itself? Maybe
trying to be known as some sort of maverick, the "rebel" who rails against
the system, is your kick, however misguided and wrong you may be? Is this
what tickles your fancy? Or maybe you're living out in this newsgroup what
you can't achieve in real life?
Let's hear the real story, beamboy.