--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <jstein@> wrote: > > > > "I've always noticed that a good surprise punch > > in the solar plexus cures most solipsists of > > their naive belief that they create the universe > > all by themselves." > > > > (BTW, Barry has never actually met a solipsist, > > let alone punched one in the solar plexus.) > > BTW, Barry has. Both. It worked then > (on someone having a psychotic solipsistic > break and doing damage to himself and his > family)
Oh, man, is that pathetic. The one solipsist Barry's ever met was having a psychotic break, and he dealt with it by punching the guy in the stomach. How magnificently compassionate. Man, talk about anger issues! > exactly the same way it worked on you. Er, no. Somewhere along the line you have managed to convince yourself I'm a solipsist, but that's something you, er, created out of whole cloth (not to mention contrary to everything I've said about it). And you may well believe you punched me in the stomach--I suspect you have a lot of violent fantasies in which you do me physical damage-- but I'm afraid you created that all in your fevered little brain as well. > Theories that "I create reality" can't deal > with with the presence of an external reality. We've noticed the trouble you have dealing with an external reality, Barry. Maybe it's time to stop trying to roll your own. > He went into therapy and got better. Judy, of > course, won't. :-) > > > Anybody think Barry's struggling with some > > anger issues? > > Anybody think that Judy got *her* anger buttons > successfully pushed? Again? She's *still* obses- > sing on this, and as usual, on me. What is it now, > ten posts slamming me this week alone? Nope, seven, six of which were mocking Barry's unprovoked attacks on me, the other mocking his unprovoked attack on Edg (the one where he said he shouldn't comment on Edg's lack of control, but he just couldn't keep himself from doing so). Could it > be that I create *her* reality, and that she is > so easily manipulatable and at the same time so > lost in thinking she's "in control" that she > doesn't notice? :-) Um, no. That would be the reality you fantasize you're creating, Barry, sorry. > It's just an alternative theoretical point of > view, Judy. Don't get all angry about it. After > all, you only have a few posts left this week > in which to do so. :-) Fourteen, actually. And I'd be delighted to spend them knocking you around some more.
