's expertise

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> >From: " andrew " <alevin@...>

>

> >but my approach is fine detailed and requires finesse and the ability

> >to read which is not for everyone, most noticably some members of

> >this board

>

> >note: to those who are easily offended by what i write for whatever

> >reason, please consider i have some experience in this area of

> >children with autistic traits and supplementation to help them and if

> >you make life to much hassle for me on this board i am simply not

> >going to post

> >

> >i am not interested in explaining myself to save you the trouble or

> >reading or justifying what i write

> So, you insult us, tell us not only don't you need to give references for

> what you say, but don't even have to explain any expertise you may have,

> spell quite poorly, write quite poorly, and we should care whether you

post

> or not?

>

> I guess there may be those among us who enjoy rudeness. After all, many

of

> us are too dumb to read.

> Skipper

has a group called who_knows, in addition to his web site. He

has been on a number of that I belong to, and he's been kicked

off a few. He shares his invective freely. Somewhere on his web site he

gave a link that I followed and ultimately found a short bio about him and

his picture. He is from Tasmania and I believe he said he's autistic, or at

least on the autism spectrum. Which may explain his spelling, writing, and

social deficits.

I have never seen explain what expertise he has. I believe he is a

self-read person with perhaps a unique perspective and synthesis. His

interests that I know of encompass thyroid issues, heavy metal toxicity and

detoxification, and gastrointestinal problems. I asked him once for the

reference for research that he quoted, about how synthetic thyroid affected

perfusion of the brain, but he never responded. I see no justification for

the rudeness he has displayed, but he does have some interesting ideas.

Lynn