My statement relates to a long history of "veils of secrecy" that have often surrounded CTE debates and discussion over these many years. Stan and his followers have certainly been part of this in the past. Over countless years, very little substantive information has been openly shared or discussed, and promises were made that the DVD would address all of the questions. Now, IMO, there again seems to be an unwillingness to share and discuss ideas publicly.Dr. Dave,
I believe you must have forgotten to respond. I'm waiting for you to tell all of us on AZ (since you think this is where information should be) how you have the impression that people who get answers from Stan over the phone are vowed to secrecy. I know for a fact that your statement is an absolute false statement. So what false information or faulty thought process took you to this impression? Hopefully, you did not knowingly just make it up in order to make Stan look bad. So enlighten us please.
An apology to Stan is certainly in order. Or you can try to make up something else to try to cover up your first false statements. It's up to you. Fess up now or dig the hole deeper.
Ignoring my question will do no good at all as if you don't answer now I'll keep quoting your statement about Stan and asking you how come you made false statements about him until you do answer in this post or any other post in which you show up. It's your call.
Every time I've learned something about CTE and quoted or posted something on my website, I have been attacked, and people have claimed I have no right to share the information publicly. People have even demanded I remove the information from my website.
If I were to call Stan to try to get answers to all of the questions I've posted in this thread, he might provide answers, and he might be comfortable with me sharing what I learn, here and/or on my website. However, I would much prefer if Stan would provide the answers here directly, and be willing to discuss them openly. Wouldn't that be better than me trying to describe my interpretation of what I might or might not learn over the phone? I personally think even Stan might learn something during the process of trying to explain things in writing.
Also, over the extremely long history of CTE discussion and debate, a common reply to questions I (and many others) have posted is:
"Why don't you just pay the money and go learn it from the master? We're not going to spoon-feed the information to you for free."
Well, I have paid for the DVD, and I have studied it thoroughly, and I have shared what I've learned (and I've been attacked for that), and I still have many unresolved questions, and I'm not going to pay more money (or lots of time over long phone calls) to try to find the answers (if there are any).
Again, I hope that Stan or others who have useful answers to some of the important questions will step forward so everybody can learn. If not, I'm happy to spend my time on other things that honestly interest me more.
Sorry for the long response, but I thought it was necessary to put things in proper perspective.
Regards,
Dave