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..> .> On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 11:02:18 GMT, "Mark" <
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..> .> .> On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 09:16:17 GMT, "Mark"
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..> .> .> .> On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 10:10:18 GMT, "Mark"
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..> .> .> .> .> On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 13:49:18 -0400, reader <
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..> .> .> .> .> .Mike Vandeman wrote:
..> .> .> .> .> .> On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 16:17:58 GMT, SMS
..> .> <
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..> .> .> .> .> wrote:
..> .> .> .> .> .
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..> .> .> .> .> .> Nope, NONE of the experts believe that BS. Only mountain
..> .> bikers,
..> .> .> who
..> .> .> .> .> are too
..> .> .> .> .> .> LAZY to actually READ the research. No one who's actually
..> READ
..> .> it
..> .> .> .> can
..> .> .> .> .> still
..> .> .> .> .> .> believe that horsepucky.
..> .> .> .> .> .>
..> .> .> .> .
..> .> .> .> .> .Prove it... show some reasearch on lazyness... are you too
..> lazy?
..> .> .> .> .>
..> .> .> .> .> No, I read all of them. AND wrote a review of the literature.
..> .> None
..> .> .> of
..> .> .> .> you
..> .> .> .> .> are
..> .> .> .> .> willing to do that. Of course, you would have to learn to
..> READ,
..> .> .> first.
..> .> .> .> .definition of 'all' please? That means your search and inclusion
..> .> .> .> criteria.
..> .> .> .> .
..> .> .> .> .Just to prove you a liar again, google, search field 'hiking and
..> .> .> mountain
..> .> .> .> .biking, ecological comparison'
..> .> .> .>
..> .> .> .> Irrelevant. I am only interested in SCIENTIFIC research COMPARING
..> .> .> HIKING
..> .> .> .> WITH
..> .> .> .> MOUNTAIN BIKING. Of course, you already knew that, liar.
..> .> .> .
..> .> .> .So if you havent read those articles, please tell me how you know
..> they
..> .> .> are
..> .> .> .not scientific?
..> .> .>
..> .> .> Easy. IMBA searched and got all the FAVORABLE research they could
..> find.
..> .> .> That's
..> .> .> what I started with.
..> .> .>
..> .> .> .You have no inclusion criteria.
..> .> .> .You said you had read it 'all'.
..> .> .> .You are a LIAR.
..> .> .> .
..> .> .> .So what do you consider scientific?
..> .> .>
..> .> .> Honest & verifiable.
..> .> .>
..> .> .> What about the scientific reports that
..> .> .> .completly have the opposite viewpoint than you, IE, that hikers ,
..> with
..> .> .> their
..> .> .> .prediliction for walking in groups rather than songle file actually
..> .> .> degrade
..> .> .> .and widen paths much more than bikers, the litter aspect of hiking
..> .> that
..> .> .> is
..> .> .> .seen as one of the major ecological dangers to wilderness? Why are
..> .> those
..> .> .> .reports not included.
..> .> .>
..> .> .> Where are they?! If there were any such SCIENTIFIC reports, IMBA
..> would
..> .> .> have
..> .> .> found them. Thay have far more resources than I do, and they are
..> .> strongly
..> .> .> motivated to find FAVORABLE research.
..> .> .
..> .> .So you admit now you havent read all the relevant reports and
..> journals?
..> .> .If you had done as you said, you would be well aware of such data. If
..> you
..> .> .have any knowledge of the environmental community, you would also know
..> .> .exactly where to search.
..> .> .If you wish, a simple google search will bring up the relevant
..> documents.
..> .> .Thank you for proving you are a liar.'Ive read all the literature'
..> .> indeed.
..> .>
..> .> Provide even ONE relevant study that I missed. You haven't, so it's
..> .> obvious that
..> .> you CAN'T!
..> .
..> .I have in previous threads remember?
..> .Would you like me to repost a link to them for you, or do you just want
..> to
..> .check your own post history?
..> .Or should I link to
..> .
http://www.wildlandscpr.org/resourcelibrary/reports/mountainbikingreport.htm
..> .
..> .And point out that, ironically, a qualified environmentalist uses the
..> same
..> .studies as you do to state the impact of hiking and mountain biking is
..> .similar.
..>
..> Liar:
..>
..> In 2003, Jason Lathrop wrote an excellent "critical literature review" on
..> the
..> ecological impacts of mountain biking, raising some questions found
..> nowhere
..> else. He quotes the BLM: "An estimated 13.5 million mountain bicyclists
..> visit
..> public lands each year to enjoy the variety of trails. What was once a low
..> use
..> activity that was easy to manage has become more complex". He criticizes
..> all of
..> the studies for not using realistic representations of mountain biking.
..> For
..> example, on Thurston and Reader, he says "this study's treatment passes at
..> best
..> loosely approximate the forces exerted by actual mountain biking. On real
..> trails, riders possess widely varying levels of skill, resulting in
..> variant
..> speeds, turning, and braking. This study does not address these
..> variables."
..> Lathrop also makes the excellent point that "Direct mortality [of animals]
..> is
..> virtually unstudied. I could find no references to it in the literature.
..> Anecdotal evidence suggests, however, that small mammals are vulnerable to
..> impact and are not uncommonly killed."
..>
..> And: "Taylor (2001) concluded that short-term behavioral changes do not
..> vary between bicyclists and hikers on a per-encounter basis. However,
..> because
..> bicyclists are capable of and, in most areas, typically do travel much
..> farther
..> than hikers, it is reasonable to conclude that they will create a somewhat
..> higher total number of encounters and flushings."
..
..Ahh, the old resort of selective quoting.
..Now carry one and quote the full conclusions, the there is a need for both
..further investifgation and a holistic approach to the subject, and there is
..not enough data collected to form firm conclusions.
They are wrong.
..But again, they dont conform to your 'theory' , so those conclusions simply
..do not exaist in your mind, do they.
They are wrong.
..> .The difference is this qualified environmentalist uses the authors own
..> .conclusions, something you cannot do, because even the reports you claim
..> to
..> .support you contradict that view in the authors conclusions.
..> .
..> .> .> .You cant say you have read 'all' when clearly you havent, you are a
..> .> liar,
..> .> .> .plain and simple.
..> .> .> .Now what is the inclusion criteria? You cant give it , we both know
..> .> that.
..> .> .> .Without that there is no scientific base to your 'paper' , you
..> claimed
..> .> to
..> .> .> .have had it peer reviewed. Again you are a LIAR.
..> .> .> .Without inclusion and search criteria the 'paper' cannot be
..> .> .> scientifically
..> .> .> .appraised, they are the basic building blocks of scientific review.
..> .> .> .
..> .> .> .You keep claiming 'science', yet you yourself have no scientific
..> .> .> .qualifications,
..> .> .>
..> .> .> A Ph.D., by definition, is scientific qualification -- obviously
..> .> something
..> .> .> YOU
..> .> .> can't claim.
..> .> .Ha ha. I see. You have a PhD in psychology do you not. So, you do not
..> .> have
..> .> .an environmental qualification.
..> .>
..> .> You said "scientific qualifications". I have that. What are YOUR
..> .> "qualifications" to pontificate on science? This should be good for a
..> .> laugh.
..> .Im not the one who claims to be an expert. For the record, I have as
..> exactly
..> .the same environmental qualifications as you do.
..>
..> No, you obviously don't. Because you refuse to state what they are!
..Not a liar. I have EXACTLY identical ENVIRONMENTAL qualifications as you.
..None.
Glad you admitted you have no qualifications. So what are you talking about.
..If you are suggesting I cannt comment because I have no formal environmental
..qualifications thats fine, but you are in exactly the same situation.
I never said that. You ADMITTED you have no qualifications.
Or do
..you think your thesis that a population of hispanic origin eat , shock
..horror, Mexican food, makes you qualified in the environment? Hers a tip. It
..doesnt, you have no more qualifications in this subject than a 10 year old
..child.
How would you, an admitted ignoramus, know?
..> .> .LIAR again, claiming qualifications in something you dont possess, the
..> .> mark
..> .> .of a kook.
..> .> .
..> .> .> your 'paper' follows no scientific logic or protocols.
..> .> .> .You are a liar, a substanceless bigot.
..> .> .>
..> .> .> How would you know. All you know how to do, obviously, is throw
..> around
..> .> .> some big
..> .> .> words you overheard.
..> .> .Really? I know that a scientific literature review needs inclusion and
..> .> .search criteria to be take seriously, something more than you
..> obviously
..> .> .being as you fail to have either after 10 years.
..> .> .I also know you are a liar, claiming peer review on report the
..> average
..> .> 10
..> .> .year old would better here in the UK. It is no more capable of being
..> peer
..> .> .reviewed by serious scientists that a copy of the beano. the fact you
..> .> resort
..> .> .to insults tells me you know it too, and have no answers.
..The lack of answer is taken as an admition of guilt of blatan fabrication
..and duly noted.
..Worthless liar, that is all you are, and it came out for all to see in this
..thread. Peer reviewed? pathetic.
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