XPost: sci.electronics, uk.radio.amateur   
   From: Aero.Spike@S&T.invalid   
      
   Brian Reay wrote:   
      
   >In my experience   
      
   And that's your problem, I suspect.   
      
   When it comes to people bringing up such matters as civil liberties,   
   the politicisation of the police, dilemmas caused by one law tripping   
   over another, and now the choice between outright capacity and charge   
   retention in AA cells,  it is met by you saying something along the   
   lines of "were you there?" or "there's more to this than has been   
   reported" or "I've never seen that", among other well-used cliches.   
   That is, you comment, apparently, based on your experience.   
      
   Since this may be limited, and other people have other experiences   
   even of the same topic, it's indeed a very weak line to take.   
      
   With AA cells there is at least some numbers to be found, and I was   
   forthright enough to at least publish the data associated with the   
   cells in question - but what do you come back with? Experience...   
      
   ...and not a fact in sight. Do facts scare you in some way? Can't you   
   handle them? Do you even know where to find them?   
      
   Perhaps you'd best stick to training the trainers, the title alone   
   suggests there isn't a single fact there to disturb your equilibrium.   
      
      
   Spike   
      
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