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|    Xeno to Andy Burnelli    |
|    Re: Real information on brakes (was Re:     |
|    12 May 22 20:09:49    |
      XPost: comp.mobile.android, misc.phone.mobile.iphone       From: xenolith@optusnet.com.au              On 12/5/2022 7:37 pm, Andy Burnelli wrote:       > Xeno wrote:       >       >> I believe in what I see, what I feel, what I measure, etc. And I have       >> seen warped rotors, I have cleaned up and put back into service       >> lightly warped rotors and I have rejected rotors too far gone to clean       >> up. And yes, I have seen all the other types of rotor faults too and,       >> what's more, I can differentiate.       >       > Hi Xeno,       > Let's cut our losses as you will _never_ read any reference I've provided.       >       > I provided, what, oh, maybe about a dozen reliable references that back up       > my point of view, and you provided, oh, um, what? Zero, right?       >       > You think I didn't know that was going to happen, oh, maybe a decade ago?       > There's a reason I said that we own the intuition of monkeys, Xeno.       >       > And there's a reason I said that this intuition is a terrible thing indeed.       > People who trust only in their intuition are only right by pure chance.       >       > It's people who trust in facts who are right more often than they're wrong.       > And you don't want to see any facts (you didn't even _read_ them, in fact).       >       > That means it's impossible to carry on an adult conversation with you on       > this topic. It's like asking someone to stop believing in the Easter Bunny.       >       > Let's just leave it at that because I can provide ten thousand factual       > references that the earth isn't flat and there will _still_ be people like       > you and Steve and Alan Baker who will emphatically claim it _is_ flat.       >       > Not only that it's flat, but they'll find some 30-second YouTube video of a       > twelve year old kid in NJ who, with just a yardstick, "proved" it's flat.       >       > So let's cut our losses.       > You think the earth is flat, and you have Alan Baker on your side.       > Steve too.       >       > All I have on my side is every reputable brake expert in the industry.       > I won't provide you with any more facts because you don't want to see them.              I have real world experience with disc brakes on my side, that's enough!              --       Xeno                     Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.        (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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