If a person is proud of the pompous fact that he never made mistakes, he is a liar. Mistakes are a natural process of human development. I did not say that it's hard to follow the rules, I knew them. I just made a mistake in writing a comment to the post, laying out the analysis, as an answer to the creator of the post, in a language I do not know. My desire was to help a person. My conscience is calm. And here's another thing! If Satoshi Nakamoto followed the rules blindly, we never saw Bitcoin, for it contradicts the very system in which we all grew up and who brings us up. If you are robots and not people, keep pouring mud on me, and enjoy it!
All those who consider themselves unmistakable and amazing, study the science of statistics. But to humiliate a man for an error committed in an attempt to reveal his boundaries and develop, this is the most human without which I have ever seen. And you know that I'm telling the truth.
Interestingly enough you have better grammar skills in this post than the VAST majority of people who grew up as native English speakers (this should be read as a knock on western schooling as well
). Your use of capitalization's, commas, periods, exclamation points, apostrophes, pluralization's, sentences and paragraph while far from perfect suggests a much deeper understanding of English than you are saying.
Instead of telling everyone they are bad people for not supporting you or giving you a second chance how about you deal with the consequences of your actions like an adult. I know in this day and age it's easier to blame other people but just try for once to look at yourself as the problem and NOT everyone else.
Or don't it doesn't make much difference as the chances of a ban for plagiarizing being lifted is pretty damn low from what I have seen.