Well, fugl, it beggars belief that you missed my "asinine comment," but let's go along with the fiction. As context let's examine what you said in post #107, which led to my complaint (see PDF).
Para. 1.
“Wisdom”, an unexpected word from your normally oh-so “scientific” lips. Was that a personal insult, or simply asinine? I'd say both.
Para 2.
Sure, anything’s possible in the realm of pure speculation, even a “somewhat different cognitive integration of ‘reality’”, whatever that’s supposed to mean ... Well, "cognitive integration is a psychological term that's well embedded in the literature and easily found on the Internet. Arguably, that comment was also asinine.
Para. 3. In reference to my prior statement that the thread was "an unusual opportunity to peer outside the box and learn more about Indigenous People's thoughts and thought processes, you responded:
As filtered through the “thoughts and thought processes” of Chosun and other “Pale Aborigines” you mean? Think I’ll take a pass. . .. Of course, you knew that's not what I meant, and you also knew that Chosun had not responded to your inquiry on the Dark Emy thread as to whether she identified as a "
Pale Aborigine." But nonetheless, you weaponized the reference and made the assertion with obvious malice. This went beyond asinine and led me to file the complaint, which in retrospect I would do again.
What
you need to do now is to reflect on your own own behavior and apologize to Chosun. I'm sure she would never ask you to do so herself, which doubtless enables you to go on saying these things.
As for myself, I sincerely apologize to the forum for having to post this response, and I sincerely hope that it doesn't damage the validity or continued interest in this unique thread.
Ed