Mr. Orsay,
You have once again attacked my character and not answered the question I posted. You have once again chosen to take this to a personal level, and I am once again going to deny the invitation. Without a doubt, debate gets personal in most instances, but I think you have crossed a line on several occassions. Fair enough, if that is your style, but I will make it a point to comment solely on your relationship to EK.
I will start with your degree. I can only assume that you have no degree in any of the subjects you write about, because you have not mentioned anything to the contrary and you assumed a defensive tone in your reply. "My qualifications are on every book that I have written." and "As far as I am aware, anyone in this country is ALLOWED to write any book that they wish without any requirement for a PhD." are all you have stated. Please note that I never asked if you were allowed to write a book, I simply asked what degree you held. It's a simple question, that can either choose to answer or not answer.
And while I thoroughly agree with 98% of Mr. Z's post (thank you by the way for you candor Mr. Z), I think a degree makes a small difference. It shows that the academic community has recognized your expertise in a subject area. And while an advanced degree does not guarantee anything, the lack thereof can be associated with one who does not necessarily know the topics as well. This has already been demonstrated in the error you made on that exam, followed by your denial and then ultimate confession of error. I commend you on acknowledging your mistake, because as you mentioned in your PM, you didn't have to.
You mention being unmatched at your physics teaching experience. I would propose the name Steve Leduc as a more experienced teacher. As far as I know, Steve was teaching physics for Hyperlearning many years before Princeton Review was in the MCAT business, so unless you taught for Kaplan for many years, I would have to say he has likely taught more. I only once had the pleasure of seeing him teach, and he was remarkable.
As for your personal message, it was not a plea of any kind. As I am sure you recall, you mentioned someone here who has been paid by you and then you told a story about an employee of another company interupting your class. Being that you specifically identify two people, one by exact name, I hesitate to post it. I don't think the listing on anyone's true identity is something that should be done for them. If they choose to do so, that is one thing.
You have frequently offered unsolicited bad advice concerning science and MCAT to members of this forum.
Please show me anywhere that the science I posted was incorrect. This site makes it easy for you to review every post I've made, so it should be quick to find if it's there. However, you have posted six times, addressing vapor pressure and osmotic driving forces one time. The irony here is that you were wrong, albeit very close to the correct answer.
As for MCAT advice, I have a strong opinion. Whether it is right or wrong, it is up to each individual. My opinions are that courses are overrated and charge too much money. They play on people's fears. This goes for every company, even yours and BR's. I assume that independent companies are better than the corporate companies, because the responsible parties are not buffered by a heirarchy of secretaries and managers.
You are implying that I am somehow dishonest because I feel the need to defend my business from your attacks.
I am not saying you are dishonest at all. I have said that you seem paranoid and I have pointed out that you said you are the only one who posts here from your company despite your previously posting a message that implied strongly that your partner posted here. I have not attacked your business, but expressed an opinion that the larger representation here than in the real pre-med community causes my curiosity to rise.
You are a charlatan. It behooves no one to pay any attention to the ravings of Mr. Mudd.
This especially true whenever I compliment EK materials.
I know you will spin this last comment to prove your point, but I sure hope you have a sense of humor.