The Joe Fisher user profile, very maliciously impuned Steve Duforney out of supposition which displayed his own narcism and being entirely out of touch with the reality of this forum. But then Steve's own posting of legitimate complaint is deleted by the miscreant to escape the embarrassment his own posturing has revealed. The Fisher profile exhibits behavioral patterns of the compulsive 'Gamer', esc being the go-to button in virtual reality online multi-player tight spots.
But this is a scientific endeavor. Nothing is deleted from server storage, and this has become a double blind experiment in which the demands for attention by the subject have succeded. He has gotten attention, but it is on him not open to him. He can call scientific method 'codswollop' and assail the mentality and character of people in science, yet objects to severe language in response?
What happened to:
http://fqxi.org/community/forum/topic/2677#post_122677
"Joe"?
Kids that are good at video games have 'fast' eyes. That is what makes then good. But they don't know that, they assume it to be some other attribute they find appealing and expect those attributes to be equally successful in the real world. But 'fast' eyes are the deal-breaker for jet jockeys in training regardless of all other skill sets. A domesticated cat with conditioned reflexes focused on a slow movement of the evening food bowl offering can become entranced with a virtual mouse on an old fashioned television screen (we are scientists not gamers so we know how those things actually worked) but a ferral cat will ignore the screen. It doesn't see a seamless image, it sees the sequential lines of the programmed electron projection panograph. The ferral cat's eyes are that much 'faster'.
Gamers know that the imagery is built up of layering, like GIS. Joe is describing the seamless appearance of the final product while denying the layering.