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Originally Posted by Grits
In all of its negativity, this too, is the feeling I got. But, I felt this about the entire piece. His boredom, his bitterness, outweighed any plus, even any gratitude that could have been realized through (and by) his contribution to the sport. Maybe he'll feel better after reading some of the posts that you gentlemen have written. He won't, at mine. But its OK. Obviously, this man had a good run. I hope he'll remember this.. JMO
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So with you it is Dr. Roman’s personality and demeanor; and not his work that turns you off.
Therefore you probably wouldn’t have like Newton or Einstein because both of them fit the pompousness you are alleging about Roman.
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