1. He only had one major
publication.
2. And it was in Hebrew.
3. And it had no references.
4. And it was not published in
a refereed journal.
5. And many even doubted that
he wrote it himself.
6. And many doubt that he
performed all the fantastic things that were
attributed to him such as creating the earth.
7. And even if he did create
the earth, what has he done since then?
8. His cooperative efforts in
the academic community have been quite limited, to
say the least.
9. He never applied to the
Ethics Board for permission to use humans subjects.
10. When one experiment went
awry, he tried to cover it up by drowning the
subjects.
11. When the subjects did not
behave as predicted, he often punished them quite
harshly, or just deleted them from the sample.
12. He rarely came to class; he
just told his students to read the book.
13. He had his son teach the
class.
14. But he didn't have his son
prepare any written notes, he left this for others
who his son happened to meet while out walking.
14. He expelled his first two
students for learning too much.
15. Although there were only 10
requirements, most students failed his tests.
16. He doesn't encourage
questions.
17. His office hours were
infrequent, unpredictable and usually held on a
mountaintop.
18. He never addressed his
whole class, instead he made his major announcements
in secrecey to selected individuals.
19. And he usually did this
while they were asleep and dreaming, so they couldn't
take any notes or find anyone else to copy the notes
from.
20. He made a habit out of
appealing to his students' fears, rather than to
their reason.