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We have a significant disagreement.
Both lukeprog and Tim Ferris make the occasional mistake when speaking about subjects about which I am familiar their positions seem to be approximately equal (and fairly high) value starting point.
(Neither are at the level where I would outright defer to their judgement.)
Also, one of them (I'll let folks guess who) has consistently shown inability to withstand cross-examination on the use of any of his references.
It would be nice to see a reference supporting this criticism of someone's use of references :).
Who was I criticizing? ;-)
Someone — I'll let folks guess who ;).
I don't believe you. I think you made that up. Weakening the claim to "anecdotally" would make it more credible and I would still want to see the context before I make evaluations of the appropriateness of the behavior given the circumstances.