Ms. [LastName]:
Thank you so much for replying. And thank you for reading however many of my articles you have read. I think it took some intellectual honesty and fortitude to honestly read and consider the opinion of someone with whom you disagree so strongly. So, again, thank you for doing so. I assume from your "My Letter was not spam by the way" statement that the subject of my reply to your first email had "[SPAM]" in it. Just so you know, that was not some snide comment on my part. It was inserted into the subject line of your original email to me, by my email software's "spam filter." It analyzes all incoming email and flags those it thinks may be spam that way. I'm not sure what about your first email made it suspicious. It flags so many emails that way that I don't even notice it any more. So, when I replied to it, the software inserted "Re: " in front of the subject of yous (already with the "[SPAM]" flag in it). Sorry if that bothered you. You are the second correspondent to remark on it, so I suppose I should be more aware of it in future. And I'll see if I can't make my email software a little more judicious about what it flags as spam.
No, it is not my job to "police grown adults", nor is that what I am doing, nor what I am attempting to do. I am merely putting the facts about Browne out where they can be easily accessed, and inviting interested parties to examine those facts and come to their own conclusions about her and her "abilities". I make my own conclusions clear, and, obviously, hope the reader comes to agree with me. You, just as obviously, have NOT come to agree with me. This disappoints me, and I again invite you to point out aything on my site which is untrue or inaccurate, or any flaws you may have noticed in my reasoning. Please know that I do respect your right to your opinion, whether I respect the opinion itself or not.
How is what I do "mean"? I suppose it would be if I made things up, or made fun of Browne (or her followers). I know that I haven't made anything up, And I know I have TRIED not to make fun, though I may well have let some of that slip in from time to time (and my site's logo certainly comes close in that regard).
As far as focusing what I need to change in myself, I do that every day. My physical ailments (discussed in my most recent article, I believe) force me to work on changing them for the better every day of my life. But I think you meant changing the way I think or behave. If you would like to be more specific in that, I am certainly open to your suggestions, but am not aware of any change I need to make in that regard.
All the best,
Robert S. Lancaster