Cultcow Brad Watson / Richard Bradshaw Watson / Brad Watson_Miami - Jesus & Albert Einstein reincarnated, discoverer of GOD=7_4 Theory

[Anonymus Fluhre]

.1% is vastly different from 1%, puddles. This is the sort of egregious inaccuracy that plagues your tawdry nonsense and which you are rightly castigated for.



Citation needed on the full scholarship. You are far from a reliable source.

He spent less than a year at each university, finishing your courses is a lot different than just going to different schools until you finally finish your four years. I'm finishing my course at the univeristy I'm at now then once I'm done getting my BSc I'll be going to a different school for a 3-year term and should then be finished everything I need for my new profession.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

I just sent the following email...

Your website http://www.chfca.ca/education-centre/what-is-hydrogen/ states...

Hydrogen is a chemical element with the symbol H and atomic number 1. With just one proton and one electron, it is the most common element, making up 75% of the mass of the entire universe.

Pardon me for being exact, but 74% of the element mass of this Universe, our Sun and Jupiter's atmosphere is hydrogen. Please do some research and if it finds that I'm correct, then please tweak your site. It's important to be accurate and include our Sun and the atmosphere of Jupiter when referring to how common hydrogen is.


Brad Watson, Miami
Interdisciplinary Scientist

 

[LoverofPi]

I just sent the following email...

Your website http://www.chfca.ca/education-centre/what-is-hydrogen/ states...

Hydrogen is a chemical element with the symbol H and atomic number 1. With just one proton and one electron, it is the most common element, making up 75% of the mass of the entire universe.

Pardon me for being exact, but 74% of the element mass of this Universe, our Sun and Jupiter's atmosphere is hydrogen. Please do some research and if it finds that I'm correct, then please tweak your site. It's important to be accurate and include our Sun and the atmosphere of Jupiter when referring to how common hydrogen is.


Brad Watson, Miami
Interdisciplinary Scientist

I'm sure the people at the CHFCA will get just as big a laugh at you when they google you as we here all do.
'Interdisciplinary Scientist' my ass. You are not a scientist, and you have no discipline.

By the by, Brad, you still haven't tattled to my parents about how terribly rude I've been. I even told my father about your nonsense and he had a hearty laugh about your delusions as well.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

@Annoying Fluffer,

Why do you have to spread lies - to attack the messenger - when we're discussing 74% of the elemental mass of this Universe, our Sun, and the atmosphere of Jupiter is hydrogen?*


*Synchronism: 13:35 "A real lie at the heart of the matter here." - CNN

 

[[V A P O R W A V E]]

You sound like a fool because your insisting on opposing everything I say here, forces you to lie. I AM not saying that at all. I AM point74ing out that your references are all inexact - they're inaccurate. They're stating, "Roughly 75% of all baryonic mass" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen#Natural_occurrence . You're quite a hypocrite! You've repetitively fought over .1% and attacked me for using rounded-off numbers. Now you're wanting to make a BIG point74 over "roughly" 1%. What an asshole!

That's a lie. I attended 7 universities - 4 local. As a freshman, I attended Johns Hopkins University. I then transferred for my sophmore year because I received a full scholarship to Univ. of Cincinnati. My father had a stroke, so I returned home and went to Univ. of Miami.

I haven't seen a recent college science textbook. What does yours say about this?

>I attend 7 Universities, 4 local

Did you get 7 degrees? That's not impressive. I also dont even believe that. You're just saying those amounts so they match up with your numbers. You are the only liar in this thread.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

Fluffie,

Synchronism: "Whether it's a few years old" - Carvana ad on CNN 13:39

https://phys.org/news/2012-11-galaxies-stars-problem-hydrogen-early.html . (A) This site is 7-years-old. (B) "75% of all normal matter and the content of stars" is not accurate. Google: Sun hydrogen percent. (C) In the 2nd paragraph, it states, "Devising a model that shows how the supermassive black hole, lurking within the centre of each active galaxy". Didn't you argue awhile back that that is wrong?*


*Synchronism: 13:46 "He doesn't have a clue what he's doing." - CNN

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[W A P O R V A V E],

I've been over this many times, but I'll repeat myself. I attended 7 Universities, 4 local: Miami-Dade Community College ('74), Broward Community College ('76-77), FL Int. Univ. ('76-77), Johns Hopkins Univ./Peabody Cons. of Music (Freshman year '77-7, Univ. of Cincinnati/College-Cons. of Music ('78-79), Univ. of N. Carolina at Greensboro ('79), and Univ. of Miami ('80-81). I taught at an eighth for two years: FL Atlantic Univ. (2000-2002).

You owe me an apology.


Synchronism: 13:55 "Joshua74 Tree Nat. Park is going to close." - CNN

 

[NobleGreyHorse]

He doesn't, though. A community college is not a university, and people attend them for different purposes and, to a large extent, degrees. You attended 2 community colleges and 5 universities, by your count, to get one degree.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

I sent the following email to...

https://cnes.fr/en/jupiter 74% of the elemental mass of Jupiter's atmosphere is hydrogen. Please tweak your site.


Brad Watson, Miami

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NobolsGreyHorse,

They were community colleges, they became universities years ago.

What's your take on 74% of the elemental mass of this Universe, our Sun, and the atmosphere of Jupiter is hydrogen?

 

[LoverofPi]

He doesn't, though. A community college is not a university, and people attend them for different purposes and, to a large extent, degrees. You attended 2 community colleges and 5 universities, by your count, to get one degree.

It really is strange that Brad is so proud of having transferred colleges so much. It makes you wonder if the number of places he attended was the most noteworthy thing about his time in higher education. I wonder his graduating GPA when he finally did graduate.

I sent the following email to...

https://cnes.fr/en/jupiter 74% of the elemental mass of Jupiter's atmosphere is hydrogen. Please tweak your site.


Brad Watson, Miami

Literally no one gives a shit, Brad. You're not going to change anything. You have no power and less credibility.

NobolsGreyHorse,

They were community colleges, they became universities years ago.

So they were community colleges when you attended them.

What's your take on 74% of the elemental mass of this Universe, our Sun, and the atmosphere of Jupiter is hydrogen?

My take is that you are a sad little man obsessed with a particular number because it helps validate your pathetic delusions to help you feel less like a mediocre aging musician.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

the Youtube channel is supported by the MSRI by the way. https://www.msri.org/web/cms

At 4:15 in this video, "We know that 75% of (baryons) are stored in hydrogen atoms and 25% in helium atoms. There's other atoms as well, but they're insignificant." "Not to us." "Ya, not to us, but in the bigger scheme of things, it's insignificant." WRONG! In fact, 74% of the elemental mass of this Universe, our Sun, and Jupiter's atmosphere is hydrogen and that's very significant! It's part of GOD=7_4 Theory; see http://GOD704.wikia.com .

I posted that comment on that video and their Facebook page.

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@LoverofPiss,

No one gives a shit what you think.* Mediocre Aging Musicians probably wouldn't be a good name for a band.


*14:50 "75% clearer skin" - ad on History Channel

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"A pattern starts emerging." - Hanger 1: The UFO Files, Alien Technology (S1/Ep3, 2014) on History, 15:08

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun
"Roughly three quarters of the Sun's mass consists of hydrogen (~73%); the rest is mostly helium (~25%), with much smaller quantities of heavier elements, including oxygen, carbon, neon, and iron... Hydrogen 73.46%... The Sun is composed primarily of the chemical elements hydrogen and helium. At this time in the Sun's life, they account for 74.9% and 23.8% of the mass of the Sun in the photosphere, respectively.[65] All heavier elements, called metals in astronomy, account for less than 2% of the mass, with oxygen (roughly 1% of the Sun's mass), carbon (0.3%), neon (0.2%), and iron (0.2%) being the most abundant."

There's the differences. 3/4 or 75% is a rough estimate - it's rounded-off. 73.46% is only .04% short of being rounded-off to 74%. I've only seen these two decimal points (73.46%) in regards to the Sun's hydrogen and not to the amount of* hydrogen in this Universe or Jupiter's atmosphere. Then, 74.9% is quoted. Wikipedia is bullshit! I'll keep researching.


*Synchronism: 15:21 "Super-heavy element 115. Everybody laughed at that originally."

 

[Iwasamwillbe]

@Brad Watson_Miami summon an extremely powerful fictional character, such as Thanos or Steppenwolf, into real life, and beat him up. Be sure to film yourself doing it, to prove your awesome power.

@Anonymus Fluhre
@LoverofPi

Imagine how powerful Brad would be if all of his claims were actually true.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

Iwasn'tamwon'tbe,

What's your take on 74% of the elemental mass of this Universe, our Sun, and Jupiter's atmosphere is hydrogen?

 

[AF 802]

73.46 is not 74, Brad. Doesn't even round to 74.

 

[Iwasamwillbe]

Iwasn'tamwon'tbe,

What's your take on 74% of the elemental mass of this Universe, our Sun, and Jupiter's atmosphere is hydrogen?

I don't give much of a shit about that, as it fits in with other measurements of universal elemental mass.

What I'm more concerned about is why you can't put all this hydrogen to good use, like proving your divinity by forming a star cluster.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

73.46 is not 74, Brad. Doesn't even round to 74.

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https://slideplayer.com/slide/9218309/
 Sun contains 99.8% of the total mass of the solar system  74% hydrogen  24% helium  2% all other elements  Metals - 0.2%  Rocks - 0.4%  Ices – 1.4%  Light gases - 98%

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[LoverofPi]

At 4:15 in this video, "We know that 75% of (baryons) are stored in hydrogen atoms and 25% in helium atoms. There's other atoms as well, but they're insignificant." "Not to us." "Ya, not to us, but in the bigger scheme of things, it's insignificant." WRONG! In fact, 74% of the elemental mass of this Universe, our Sun, and Jupiter's atmosphere is hydrogen and that's very significant! It's part of GOD=7_4 Theory; see http://GOD704.wikia.com .

I posted that comment on that video and their Facebook page.

Congratulations, you are at best white noise. Worst case scenario they notice you and make you a public laughinstock.

LoverofPiss,

No one gives a shit what you think.

You do, sunshine.

* Mediocre Aging Musicians probably wouldn't be a good name for a band.

It's not a very good composition for a band either. Your performance this year was terrible.

*14:50 "75% clearer skin" - ad on History Channel

So, you waited three minutes to post this? Or did you wait until you got a sort of close-ish number for your fetish, then write the rest of that sad ass response?

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

I see that Richard hates seeing that mathematicians and physicists say he's full of shit. It's okay, even my university says you're full of shit. Keep on spamming though, I'm sure the mods love that.

Brad Watson, Miami
Interdisciplinary Scientist

If you want to call yourself a scientist then show us your papers first.

 

[Batman VS Tony Danza]

useless schizo post​

Name four people who genuinely believe your theories.

If you answer with a question or a shitty dad joke then you forfeit your rights as Jesus. Not replying would also be considered conceding. Since I know you get distracted easily I just want you to...

Name four people who genuinely believe your theories.

Not people who tolerate your rants or politely nod but people who actually hold it as an active belief in their daily lives. Obviously you can't count yourself but you still have to...

Name four people who genuinely believe your theories.

It could be friends, family, that homeless guy down the street who will literally believe anything. There are people who believe the Earth is flat with no actual proof so it shouldn't you be hard to find and..

Name four people who genuinely believe your theories.

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

Name four people who genuinely believe your theories.

If you answer with a question or a shitty dad joke then you forfeit your rights as Jesus. Not replying would also be considered conceding. Since I know you get distracted easily I just want you to...

Name four people who genuinely believe your theories.

Not people who tolerate your rants or politely nod but people who actually hold it as an active belief in their daily lives. Obviously you can't count yourself but you still have to...

Name four people who genuinely believe your theories.

It could be friends, family, that homeless guy down the street who will literally believe anything. There are people who believe the Earth is flat with no actual proof so it shouldn't you be hard to find and..

Name four people who genuinely believe your theories.

You should also ask he to provide evidence that they believe him.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

Imagine how powerful Brad would be if all of his claims were actually true.

All my claims - including the elemental mass of this Universe, our Sun, and Jupiter's atmosphere is 74% hydrogen - are true. I've promised to only tell The Truth here.