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Demas · 02-12-2010, 10:46 PM

So, essentially, rather than addressing the substance of my arguments as related to the thread, your only interest is in attacking OLPC- a charitable, still thriving organization- which is incidental to Pixel Qi a corporate producer of a competing e-ink technology. And finding out my occupation? Who's trolling indeed?

You're embarrassing yourself.

The funny thing is that 1.25 million devices to the third world that wouldn't have happened otherwise, William Kamkwamba's story, and the continued success of the organization to you is considered 1) A failure; while simultaneously 2) A threat to e-ink otherwise why raise the ad hominem so vehemently. Tragic.

Second, none, and in fact I've already revealed my occupation if you skim my short post history, but given your joy at leaping from non-sequitur to logical fallacy... I doubt that will comfort you very much.

So much for attempting to bring the thread back on rails, DawnFalcon insists on a tangential inquisition meant to snuff out any enemy of e-ink. How hilarious.

02-12-2010, 10:46 PM	#40
Demas Connoisseur Posts: 63 Karma: 90 Join Date: Feb 2010 Device: Notion Ink Adam	So, essentially, rather than addressing the substance of my arguments as related to the thread, your only interest is in attacking OLPC- a charitable, still thriving organization- which is incidental to Pixel Qi a corporate producer of a competing e-ink technology. And finding out my occupation? Who's trolling indeed? You're embarrassing yourself. The funny thing is that 1.25 million devices to the third world that wouldn't have happened otherwise, William Kamkwamba's story, and the continued success of the organization to you is considered 1) A failure; while simultaneously 2) A threat to e-ink otherwise why raise the ad hominem so vehemently. Tragic. Second, none, and in fact I've already revealed my occupation if you skim my short post history, but given your joy at leaping from non-sequitur to logical fallacy... I doubt that will comfort you very much. So much for attempting to bring the thread back on rails, DawnFalcon insists on a tangential inquisition meant to snuff out any enemy of e-ink. How hilarious.