Abd ul-Rahman Lomax
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“”Were I an attorney, and a pedophile were charged with a crime (pedophilia is not a crime!), I might defend one... The ACLU has defended Nazis and other groups widely considered reprehensible, as action protecting civil liberties. Civil liberties are not just for those with politically correct or popular views, but for everyone, and if it becomes an offense to defend the unpopular, democracy is in double trouble.
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—Abd Lomax in 2018[1] |
“”Satan is very real. Beware.
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—Abd Lomax in 2023[2] |
Abd ul-Rahman Lomax[3][4] (born 1944 as Dennis George Lomax, which continues to be his legal name)[5][6][7], known on Reddit as Abd Lomax[8] is an American flat earth debater, conspiracy theorist, cholesterol denialist, and low-carb high-fat fanatic who is best known as proponent of pseudoscientific cold fusion. Lomax has been banned from a number of websites such as Wikipediocracy for his controversial views on pedophilia and his defense of Nathan Larson. Lomax has controversially claimed that hebephilia (sexual preference for pubescent children typically aged 11-14) is "more or less normal".[9]
Lomax supports diet woo such as the Atkins diet, carnivore diet, and other low-carb quackery. Lomax was formerly a member of an Islamic cult with links to the alt-right. He has a notorious history of getting into internet vendettas with people who do not share his views and often defends people with other fringe views such as Neo-Nazis.
Lomax became a Muslim in 1970.[4] He was involved for two years with the Murabitun World Movement, a politically active extremist Sufi sect with a history of antisemitism,[10][11] but was forced to leave the group in 1980. Despite this, he has written extensively about Islam on the internet since the 1990s. Lomax is a free speech advocate and proponent of civil liberties unless it's other people's rights to privacies and to lambast his viewpoints without being harassed.
He is widely considered to be an internet troll and cyber-harasser noted for disruption, trolling, and posting of personal information. He has been banned on a number of forums and wikis, including Wikipedia,[12] Wikipediocracy,[13], RationalWiki,[14] Wikiversity,[15] Meta-Wiki,[16] Encyclopedia Dramatica,[17] and at least 5 Reddit boards.
He has written a series of blog posts defending people such as Nathan Larson, Emil O. W. Kirkegaard, Michael Coombs and other alt-right activists.[18][19] He is also known to use his blog to attack people he is disgruntled with, including administrators on websites he is banned from. One of his favorite methods of attack is to 'weaponize' Google searches, so if someone searches for a name, Lomax's blog will show up with ad hominem and lies written about them.
In February 2019, Lomax filed a lawsuit against the Wikimedia Foundation for publicizing the ban of his username Abd. The lawsuit was dismissed in June 2020.[20]
Lomax has hundreds of posts on various websites including Quora where he has promoted cholesterol denialism. For example, he has commented that "cholesterol itself is poorly associated with death from heart disease."[21] After having a stroke in 2020 and a heart attack in 2021, Lomax's internet activity is restricted to Reddit where he spends up to 12 hours a day debating flat earth and religion.[22][23]
Lomax has difficulty distinguishing between what is real and imaginary and in June 2023 admitted he has experienced schizophrenic episodes in the past. He said he experienced "real miracles" but was hospitalized and now accepts that some of his "interpretations were illusions".[24] Lomax has also said that he hears voices and in the past heard "the voice of God".[25]
Personal life
Education
Lomax claims to have studied undergraduate physics at the California Institute of Technology; he has no degree. He admits he never "graduated from any college or university."[3][26] However, he writes on websites he attended Cal Tech lectures, studying with Richard Feynman (1961-1963), further that he has knowledge of physics.[27][28][29][30] He also claims to have taken Linus Pauling's freshman chemistry class.[4] Despite, or perhaps because of this, Lomax has previously asserted that formal teachings are unnecessary for him, because he is able to "learn by writing".[31]
Family
Lomax has been divorced seven times. He claims four of his marriages were not were legally registered.[32]
Lomax's daughter Zippy Lomax, a photographer from Portland is a Black Lives Matter (BLM) activist. In August 2020, Zippy Lomax's rear window was smashed and her tires were slashed by Portland Police at a BLM rally.[33][34][35] In a press release, police officers said the car was a hazard and “interfering with their attempts to safely move people out of the road.” Zippy Lomax has stated she plans to file a complaint against the officers and take other legal action.[35]
Lomax says he personally knew Charles Manson.[36]
Religious views
Islam
Lomax converted to Islam in 1970 after he alleged to hear "the voice of God".[25][37][4] and claims to have "become a leader of a spiritual community"[38] as a successor to a popular New Age mystic Sufi named Samuel L. Lewis. As is customary for converts to Islam, Lomax changed his name, taking a Muslim first name. The name he took, Abd ul-Rahman means "servant of the most gracious".[39] His legal and birth name is Dennis George Lomax.[3][4]
Between 1978-1979 Lomax was a member of the Tucson branch of the Islamic Murabitun World Movement, an extremist Sufi sect.[40][10] While a member of the sect, Lomax associated with Abdalqadir as-Sufi, the sect's extreme right wing founder and noted antisemite,[10] Lomax helped him publish books.[40] He was asked to leave the sect in unclear circumstances in 1980. Lomax distanced himself from the sect, and later described it as a "shady cult".[41] Although Lomax claims to still be on good terms with Abdalqadir.[42]
During the 1990s,[43] Lomax was a regular on the Usenet newsgroup soc.religion.islam.[44] Lomax claims to be a moderator of the newsgroup.[42] He has posted voluminously on the subject of Islamic teachings and the sect he was formerly a member of, which he describes as a cult, but claims that is an objective description and not meant with negative connotations.[45] Since leaving Usenet, Lomax became active on Quora, posting similarly.[46]
Numeric miracles in the Qur'an
Lomax does not deny the possibility of miracles but has disputed the claims of Rashad Khalifa regarding numeric miracles in the Qur'an.[47][48]
Concerning Khalifa, Lomax has written:
"Dr. Khalifa’s claims, at best, fall into the category of pious fraud. … Had God intended the Qur'an to carry a code verifying its perfect preservation, he could have done it much more effectively and simply than the complex, arbitrary, and inconclusive 'code' claimed by Dr. Khalifa.[49]
He was also involved in a long internet debate with Edip Yuksel on numeric miracles in the Quar'an. The debate was printed in book format in 1995 and republished in 2012.[50] According to critics, Lomax is notorious for ad hominem.[51]
Martin Gardner
Lomax's skepticism about numerical miracles was positively cited in a book by Martin Gardner.[49] Lomax cites Gardner on websites to prevent himself from being labelled as a pseudo-scientist for his unorthodox views about cold fusion.[52] However, what this actually shows is an example of stopped clock.
God
“”I have strong evidence for trusting that God created the heavens and the earth, and that he made the earth round through the attraction he decreed for all mass, and he spread the sky with stars for our guidance and taught us how to use them, and for whatever purpose known best to him. I’ve concluded you are a troll, and trolls get the last word.
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—Abd Lomax arguing on Reddit.[22] |
Lomax holds contradictory ideas about God. One of his favourite claims that he has said for over twenty years on the internet is that "God is reality".
God is Reality itself, distinct from ideas about reality.[53]
My God is Reality itself, without conditions, no matter what.[54]
My faith is in Reality, a name and quality of God, not in some organization.[55]
You would expect Lomax to be a pantheist with this view but he believes in an anthropomorphic deity that can curse, forgive and reward people.
God is Reality and his curse is on the liars, for them is a painful doom, unless they repent.[56]
I ask that God forgive your errors and reward you for the best of what you do.[57]
If you trust in Reality and act according, God has promised you will be safe.[58]
Lomax rejects science and believes that God created the "heavens and the earth", so he believes in a personal deity and also claims to have seen miracles.[22][59] However, Lomax has admitted to having schizophrenia and now accepts that some of the "real miracles" he experienced were illusions.[24]
Lomax has claimed he heard "the voice of God".[25] Despite all this, Lomax criticizes others for "anthropomorphis[ing] God".[60] Like other religious fanatics, Lomax avoids talking about the problem of evil.
Satan
Lomax believes that Satan is real.[2] In June 2023, he commented:
One of Satan’s favorite tricks is to get people believing that others are his minions. Nobody is exempt from his whisperings.[61]
Lomax's belief in Satan as a personal being that deceives people is logically inconsistent with his belief that "God is reality".
Pseudoscience
Cold fusion
Lomax is the owner of the pseudoscientific "Infusion Institute" which he formed in December, 2013.[62] It is not a recognized scientific institute, he is the only member. In 2015, he wrote a paper arguing for cold fusion that was published in the peer-reviewed journal Current Science.[63][64]
According to Lomax:
Cold fusion is real, and it is time that serious work is funded to study the conditions of cold fusion and other correlated effects, gathering the evidence needed to understand it.[65]
At least one news report has incorrectly described Lomax as a "physicist".[66] Lomax has made a number of far-fetched claims, for example he has stated that with further development "cold fusion could supply clean power for humanity indefinitely."[67]
Lomax is the owner of Lomax Design Associates, now based in Northampton, Massachusetts. In 2011 he gave a presentation at the pseudoscientific Cold Fusion/Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reactions Colloquium at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.[68]
Diet woo
“”Low-carb diets often fail if people are afraid of fat, which is common after forty years of propaganda. Fat is actually an essential nutrient, unlike carbohydrates.
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—Abd Lomax[69] |
Lomax is a cholesterol denialist who argues that high LDL cholesterol levels do not increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.[70][71][72] He denies that there is a link between saturated fat consumption and increased blood cholesterol levels. He eats a low-carbohydrate high-fat (LCHF) meat-based diet and similar to other low-carb fanatics recommends high consumption of saturated fat. He also defends the dangerous carnivore diet and pseudoscientific ideas of Shawn Baker. "Baker knows his stuff", Lomax commented in 2019.[73]
Lomax has spent years eating the Atkins diet, which most of the medical community have rejected as a fad diet.[70][74]
On Atkins, not only did I lose weight rather efficiently, but I was now eating my favorite foods. When I was a kid, they would say to me, “Have some bread with your butter.” My favorite food, besides steak, was baked potato with butter and sour cream, emphasis on the last two.[70]
Lomax argues against low-fat and vegan diets. On his website he has defended cholesterol denialists and low-carb promoters such as Malcolm Kendrick and Gary Taubes.[70][72] Lomax argues on his website (without providing evidence) that a high-fat diet will decrease the risk of cardiovascular disease or stroke. For example, Lomax says that "In spite of being high-fat, Atkins eaters improved cardiac risk factors".[71] He gives no peer-reviewed scientific evidence for this statement.
Lomax says he was diagnosed with hypercholesterolemia in 1990 and with prostate cancer in 2007.[70] In April 2020, Lomax had an ischemic stroke.[75][76] High LDL cholesterol levels increase the risk of ischemic stroke.[77] In 2021, Lomax had a heart attack. His arteries were blocked and he had a coronary stent and a cardiac monitor implanted.[78] He now resides at an extended care facility. After having his stroke and heart attack, Lomax insists the reason for them is unknown and he still claims saturated fat consumption does not increase the risk of heart disease. He says he eats a low-carb high fat diet in his care facility, including 3 eggs with cheese and cream everyday.[69][79]
In July 2023, Lomax had surgery for an infected kidney stone.[80]
Parapsychology
Lomax is supportive of research in parapsychology but claims he is not a "believer" in the subject. He has argued against skeptics who dismiss parapsychology as pseudoscientific and refers to skeptics of parapsychology as "pseudoskeptics".[81][82] Lomax argues that:
Parapsychology is, by definition, a science.[83]
The vast majority of scientists, however, consider it a pseudoscience.[84][85]
He has worked with psychic Craig Weiler and his friend Ben Steigmann in promoting paranormal studies on Wikiversity. These studies were deleted in January, 2018.[86]
Defense of Emil Kirkegaard and racialism
Lomax's exact views on race are hard to pin down, but he has defended individuals from the "race realist" community, which Lomax believes is a respectable position. In February 2018, he wrote an extremely bizarre article defending Emil O. W. Kirkegaard and the controversial London Conference on Intelligence.[18] Lomax says he has not seen any evidence that offensive or racist material was presented at the UCL conferences.Do You Believe That? This is despite the fact that over 80% of the speakers have published papers in the Mankind Quarterly, a pseudo-scholarly racist journal.[87] Lomax has defended the journal and criticized the Wikipedia article on it as biased, describing it as "clearly a scientific journal".[18] Mainstream academics have described the Mankind Quarterly as a "white supremacist journal".[88]
Lomax takes issue with the Southern Poverty Law Center which he claims is "highly political". He criticizes their report on Richard Lynn, claiming "this hit piece is simply hitting on stereotypes about racism and sexism, knee-jerk expectations".[18] On his blog, Lomax links to the neo-Nazi encyclopedia Rightpedia as a "valid" source of information. One can speculate that his defense of alt-right speakers such as Kirkegaard and Lynn stems from his interest in protecting civil liberties:
I was also an officer in the Cal Tech chapter of the ACLU, probably as a sophomore there. (I picketed the House Unamerican Activities Committee meeting in Los Angeles then). The ACLU has defended Nazis and other groups widely considered reprehensible, as action protecting civil liberties. Civil liberties are not just for those with politically correct or popular views, but for everyone, and if it becomes an offense to defend the unpopular, democracy is in double trouble.[89]
Internet trolling
As an internet troll, and cyber-harasser, Lomax is infamous for disruption, trolling of admins, and posting of other editors personal information. He has been banned on a number of forums and wikis, including Wikipedia, RationalWiki, Wikiversity, Meta-Wiki,[90] and Encyclopedia Dramatica.[91]
He uses his blog to attack administrators on websites he is banned from; mainly by weaponizing Google searches, so if someone searches a name — his blog will show up with ad hominem, lies and smears written about them. Lomax' Rationalwiki account User:Abd was blocked during 2020, 9 years after he started editing. After being blocked from RationalWiki and Wikipedia, Lomax wrote thousands of words on his blog about his bans, continuing to attack more editors.
In December 2017, Lomax was permanently blocked on Wikiversity for long-term disruption and misusing the site for his personal vendettas to harass other users.[92] In February 2018, he was globally banned by the Wikimedia Foundation.[93]
After being banned on practically every respectable wiki on the internet, Lomax became a troll poster on Encyclopedia Dramatica. However, in February 2019, even bottom feeder Encyclopedia Dramatica had enough of him and permanently banned Lomax for attacking other editors by creating defamatory articles about them.[94]
Lomax v. WikiMedia Foundation, Inc.
Lomax filed a lawsuit against the Wikimedia Foundation in February, 2019 for publicizing the ban of his username. He also invoked an irrational conspiracy theory that a group of skeptical editors including several admins teamed up to ban his account and acted with "malice". The case was dismissed in June, 2020. Lomax's claims had no basis in fact and were based on "mere speculation".[20]
Spoofing people's names
Lomax has been criticised in 2021 for using people's real names and pseudonyms in his accounts and webpage links.[95]
Abd has created a subreddit using my URL.
He has taken my domain name.
Google is completely fooled, thinks it is my actual site.
It comes up on the first page of a google search, and in a horrible way.
In a nutshell, Lomax has found a way to harass people he is in a feud with by using their names as to mislead Google search results.
Offensive views on pedophilia and child pornography
“”Right. That’s my opinion, given the conditions, he is not a threat to children.
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—Abd Lomax defending pedophile Nathan Larson in 2020, a year before he abducted a child.[96] |
Lomax has attracted widespread criticism across the internet concerning his offensive views on pedophilia, child pornography and his defense of pedophile Nathan Larson which has resulted in him being banned from various forums.[97] Lomax was in long-term communication with Larson and they exchanged many letters and phone calls. Lomax also sent Larson a board-game.[96]
Lomax has disturbingly claimed hebephilia (sexual preference for pubescent children typically aged 11-14) is "more or less normal".[98] In a blog post written in 2020 on his website titled "Association with Bad Actors", Lomax defends a number of pedophiles and paedophile-apologists including Larson and Michael Coombs.[99] Lomax denies that Larson is a pedophile (despite Larson has previously describing himself as a pedophile), writing "he [Larson] is not a pedophile" and "his sexual preferences are normal, not specially-young women." Not long after Lomax wrote this bizarre and inaccurate blog post, Larson was arrested for child abduction (his victim was a 12 year old girl), soliciting child pornography from a minor, and meeting a child for the intention of sex; he also administrated a pedophile forum named Rapey that was already under investigation for child pornography.[100][101][102] Since the arrest, Lomax has continued to defend Larson,[103][104] for example arguing he could be innocent since he did not know the age of the girl he abducted and asserting he didn't deceive her (blatantly false since he groomed her online knowing she was vulnerable because of her young age) and doubting whether he kidnapped the girl:
…what occurred may not have been a kidnapping. But unlawful transport. I don't wonder that the charge was made, because of appearance and possibility. But Larson does not appear to have deceived her. We assume that he knew her age. Because of her profile, she believed he knew her age, but it is possible that he overlooked it.
Lomax is sympathetic to child pornography and has claimed (without any evidence), "devices that measure penile erection have shown that normal males have a response to child porn."[105] A blog post on Genderdesk documents his writings on Child erotica.[106] The Genderdesk blogger also discovered Lomax has a history of defending Nathan Larson as far back as 2014, writing on a Wikimedia site, "Larson "is not a pedophile. He doesn’t fit the definitions. He has no history of molesting children."[107] Prior to being arrested, Larson left comments on Abd's website asking him for a character reference to enroll at a university for a Master's degree. According to Larson, "I've asked other people to be a reference and they're all either ignoring me or turning me down."[108]
In several blog posts on Lomax's website he has defended Michael Coombs who has admitted to being sexually attracted to "underage girls". Lomax, however, denies Coombs is a pedophile on the basis his sexual attraction to children is not primary or exclusive; instead, Lomax claims "This is, indeed, normal male sexuality and definitely not pedophilia."[109] In his blog post "Association with Bad Actors", Lomax also defends Emil Kirkegaard, an activist for legalizing child pornography.[110] In 2018, Kirkegaard filed a libel suit after being called a pedophile and Lomax published numerous misleading blog pages defending him during the lawsuit; in 2020, Kirkegaard lost the case by discontinuance, having earlier lost the preliminary judgment. [111] Lomax has since described the failed lawsuit as "unskillfully prosecuted" by Kirkegaard.[112]
Harris G. Mirkin's study
"The Pattern of Sexual Politics: Feminism, Homosexuality, and Pedophilia," by Harris G. Mirkin — is a controversial 1999 article widely interpreted as pedophilia-apologism.[113] Lomax is a fan of Mirkin's writings on pedophilia and has defended the paper in a bunch of comments and forum posts.[114][115][116] On Wikiversity in 2015, Lomax created a page on Mirkin's 1999 infamous pedophilia article.[117] The blogger Genderdesk has noted: "if you google “Mirkin phase” your first hit will be boywiki.org and subsequent hits are various quotations from Abd and his cold fusion site, as well as some comments Abd made about it here. This is thinly disguised pedophilia advocacy."[118]
WikiInAction ban
In 2020 Nathan Larson was banned for spamming child porn onto the Reddit board WikiInAction. During this time, Lomax was also banned from the board for defending Larson.[119] In 2021 the WikiInAction board was closed down. In 2022, Lomax's friend Dysklyver made him moderator of the Reddit board RealWikiInAction.[120]
Wikipediocracy ban
Lomax was banned on the Wikipediocracy forum for defending pedophiles.[121] The Genderdesk blogger has noted that, "Abd’s ban from Wikipediocracy was about pedophilia".[122] In regard to his ban, Lomax has stated "Banned without warning, explanation, or notice many years ago".[123]
Wikipedia Sucks forum
Lomax was topic-banned from discussing pedophilia on the Wikipedia Sucks forum.[124]
May 2023 deletion spree
In May 2023, Lomax deleted and edited many of his former posts on Reddit that were supportive of Nathan Larson. However, archive copies remain for many of his posts. Lomax did this in response to a thread that was created about him on flatearth Reddit in an attempt to defend his reputation there.[125]
Wikiindex defense of Nathan Larson
Lomax says he was invited to the website Wikiindex by Nathan Larson who was using the name "Leucosticte".[126] During 2014-2015, Lomax made many posts defending Nathan Larson on Wikiindex:
Leucosticte is, however, not a pedophile, has not been charged with any sex crimes, but is a radical libertarian who tends to take up highly unpopular causes, in the name of freedom, and then he will present what are often rational arguments to be considered. He then appears to be advocating the cause.[126]
Leudosticte is not a pedophile. He doesn't fit the definitions. He has no history of molesting children. He was in federal prison and was on parole for a completely different offense, and was under intense scrutiny.[126]
This is despite the fact, Nathan Larson was self-admitted pedophile and was involved in uploading child pornography to multiple websites.
Lomax heavily edited Larson's own userpage on Wikiindex and was interested in editing content related to Nathan Larson's controversial websites such as childporn.info and ChildWiki.[127][128][129] Lomax says he viewed these websites himself.[129]
As of June 2023 all of Lomax's posts defending Larson and his websites remain on Wikiindex.[130]
As of August 2022, Lomax spends up to 12 hours a day debating the topic of flat earth and getting banned from various Reddit boards:
“”I can’t read the cited post because the mod at r/globeskepticism , u/dcforce , not only banned me from asking a polite question, but also modmessage banned me and personally blocked me. No stated rule was violated.
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—Abd Lomax[131] |
Lomax is also banned on the Sudoku Reddit:
“”I’m answering this way because I’m banned on r/sudoku.
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—Abd Lomax[132] |
And the Islam Reddit:
“”I don’t perticipate in r/Islam, having been banned there for pointing to some facts, which the mods did not understand.
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—Abd Lomax[133] |
Lomax is active on the flatearth Reddit, this is one of the few places that have not banned him.
See also
External links
- Lomax's "Cold Fusion" blog
- Lomax on the Lenr forum
- Lomax on Quora
- Lomax on Kiwi Farms
- Lomax on Reddit
- Lomax on Hypothes.is
- Cold Fusion Community wiki
References
- ↑ Emails. Cold Fusion Community.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Abd Lomax on Reddit
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Biography: Abd ul-Rahman Lomax. Cold Fusion Community.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Abd Profile "Born in 1944, Abd ul-Rahman is not my birth name, I accepted Islam in 1970. Not being willing to accept pale substitutes, I learned to read the Qur'an in Arabic by reading the Qur'an in Arabic."
- ↑ Known on RationalWiki as User:Abd
- ↑ Also known for a time as Daniel Lomax. [1]
- ↑ Lomax v. WikiMedia Foundation, Inc. et al PacerMonitor.
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/user/Abdlomax/
- ↑ https://archive.fo/rS5gX
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Scotland on Sunday; Denis Campbell, November 4, 1995: The Shadowy World of the Murabitun Sect
- ↑ Aarhus University; Nils Bubandt, November 13, 2018: Murabitun: Global Sufism and World Transformation.
- ↑ Abd on Wikipedia
- ↑ Abd Archive
- ↑ Abd on RationalWiki
- ↑ Abd on Wikiversity
- ↑ Abd on Meta-Wiki
- ↑ User:Abd. Encyclopedia Dramatica.
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 Well-sourced. Cold Fusion Community.
- ↑ Association with Bad Actors. Cold Fusion Community.
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 Lomax v. WikiMedia Foundation, Inc.(3:19-cv-30025-MGM)
- ↑ How many eggs can I safely eat in a day? Is there any solid evidence regarding this? Is cholesterol harmful to cardiovascular health?
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 Abd Lomax. Reddit.
- ↑ https://archive.is/vosim
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 https://archive.is/xKoGg
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 25.2 https://archive.is/vTNAX
- ↑ Cold fusion/Experts/Abd ul-Rahman Lomax
- ↑ Abd Ul-Rahman Lomax, Sat with Richard P. Feynman, 1961-63. I know a *little* about Physics..
- ↑ sat with Richard P. Feynman at Cal Tech 1961-63, in the “Feynman Lectures
- ↑ As an undergraduate student at the California Institute of Technology, I studied physics with Richard P. Feynman.
- ↑ [http://lesswrong.com/user/Abd/ I was at Cal Tech for a couple of years, being in Richard P. Feynman's two years of undergraduate physics classes.
- ↑ I learn by writing. (Archived).
- ↑ I am 22 and I neither had girlfriend nor had a sex. What should I do?. Abd Lomax.
- ↑ Portland police smash window, slash tires of woman’s Prius during protest
- ↑ Portland police smash window, slash tires of woman’s Prius during protest dustup (video)
- ↑ 35.0 35.1 Portland woman says police slashed her car tires, broke window during protest
- ↑ Help me expose a cult that scam people and makes them abandon their children!!!. Reddit.
- ↑ Christian-Muslim Exchange: Islamic Encounters — Part 3
- ↑ I became a leader of a "spiritual community," and a successor to a well-known teacher, Samuel L. Lewis
- ↑ See the Wikipedia article on Abd al-Rahman.
- ↑ 40.0 40.1 soc.religion.islam, January 31, 1997: Who are the Murabitun? (Archive snapshot)
- ↑ Warning about a Shady Cult: Murabitun and Ian Dallas. (Archive snapshot)
- ↑ 42.0 42.1 Coldfusioncommunity.net; Abd ul-Rahman Lomax, February 28, 2017: And Abd’s favorite topic. (Archive snapshot)
- ↑ soc.religion.islam, Abdullah, November 11, 2004: Where is Mr. AbdulRahman Lomax? (Archive snapshot
- ↑ Matthew Smith, August 22, 2004: Othman the Italian resurfaces. (Archive snapshot)
- ↑ soc.religion.islam; various, 1997: Cultic behavior amongst Muslims. (Archive snaphot)
- ↑ Lomaxs Quora profile
- ↑ The Number 19 in the Qur'an. Bahá'í Library Online.
- ↑ bismillAhi r-raHmAni r-raHiym.
- ↑ 49.0 49.1 Gardner, Martin. (2000). Did Adam and Eve Have Navels. New York: W. W. Norton & Company. pp. 260-261. Online.
- ↑ Yuksel, Edip. (2012). Running Like Zebras. Braionbow Press. ISBN 978-0982586730.
- ↑ Personal Attacks from Daniel Lomax.
- ↑ Abd Profile at LessWrong. (http://archive.is/DQiBq Archived). "As to rational skepticism, I was known to Martin Gardner, who quoted a study of mine on the so-called Miracle of the Nineteen in the Qur'an, the work of Rashad Khalifa, whom I knew personally."
- ↑ Abd Lomax on Reddit.
- ↑ https://archive.is/uTDqh
- ↑ Abd Lomax on Reddit.
- ↑ Abd Lomax on Reddit.
- ↑ https://archive.is/L9UgZ
- ↑ Abd Lomax on Reddit.
- ↑ Abd Lomax on Reddit.
- ↑ Abd Lomax on Reddit.
- ↑ DebateFlatEarth
- ↑ What is Infusion Institute?
- ↑ Lomax, Abd ul-Rahman. (2015). Replicable cold fusion experiment: heat/helium ratio. Current Science 108 (4): 574-577. (Also check Archive if link is offline).
- ↑ Articles written by Lomax, Abd Ul-Rahman. Current Science.
- ↑ Replicable cold fusion experiment: heat/helium ratio. Archive.
- ↑ Cold fusion is real, claim scientists. "We have direct evidence that the effect is real and is nuclear in nature," US physicist Abdul-Rahman Lomax of the Infusion Institute in Massachusetts says in his report."
- ↑ Cold fusion journalism.
- ↑ 2011 Cold Fusion/Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reactions Colloquium
- ↑ 69.0 69.1 Abd Lomax on his low carb high fat diet
- ↑ 70.0 70.1 70.2 70.3 70.4 Science and Medicine. Cold Fusion Community.
- ↑ 71.0 71.1 Labos. Cold Fusion Community.
- ↑ 72.0 72.1 Special Place in Hell. Cold Fusion Community.
- ↑ Abd Lomax defending Shawn Baker
- ↑ Talk:Atkins diet. Wikipedia.
- ↑ Lomax on Reddit. "I had an ischemic stroke several weeks ago, and writing and editing are difficult for me. But it’s possible. I’m doing a lot of sudoku in my ample spare time. Better than watching TV."
- ↑ My health status. Reddit.
- ↑ High cholesterol. Stroke Foundation.
- ↑ news from the dead
- ↑ How many eggs can I safely eat in a day? Is there any solid evidence regarding this? Is cholesterol harmful to cardiovascular health?
- ↑ https://archive.is/7iaol
- ↑ Parapsychology/Dispute over Scientific Status/Abd. Wikiversity. (Archive).
- ↑ Update May 16, 2016. Also check the Archive.
- ↑ Archive
- ↑ Friedlander, Michael W. (1998). At the Fringes of Science. Westview Press. p. 119. ISBN 0-8133-2200-6 "Parapsychology has failed to gain general scientific acceptance even for its improved methods and claimed successes, and it is still treated with a lopsided ambivalence among the scientific community. Most scientists write it off as pseudoscience unworthy of their time."
- ↑ Pigliucci, Massimo; Boudry, Maarten. (2013). Philosophy of Pseudoscience: Reconsidering the Demarcation Problem. University Of Chicago Press p. 158. ISBN 978-0-226-05196-3 "Many observers refer to the field as a "pseudoscience". When mainstream scientists say that the field of parapsychology is not scientific, they mean that no satisfying naturalistic cause-and-effect explanation for these supposed effects has yet been proposed and that the field's experiments cannot be consistently replicated."
- ↑ The Parapsychology articles on Wikiversity were written by Dean Radin, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax, Ben Steigmann and Craig Weiler but were later deleted. Also see the archived Parapsychology talk page. Wikiversity.
- ↑ Exposed: London’s eugenics conference and its neo-Nazi links. London Student. 10 Jan 2018.
- ↑ Joe L. Kincheloe, et. al, Measured Lies: The Bell Curve Examined, Palgrave Macmillan, 1997, pg. 39
- ↑ Emails. Cold Fusion Community.
- ↑ https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Abd
- ↑ User:Abd. Encyclopedia Dramatica.
- ↑ Abd Blocked. (Archived). "Wikiversity is not your personal podium: persistent long term disruption."
- ↑ User:Abd "Abd has been banned by the Wikimedia Foundation from editing Wikimedia sites".
- ↑ http://archive.is/WiyJi
- ↑ https://genderdesk.wordpress.com/2021/02/22/abd-spoofs-genderdesk-on-reddit/
- ↑ 96.0 96.1 Association with Bad Actors
- ↑ https://genderdesk.wordpress.com/2021/02/18/abd-archive/
- ↑ https://archive.fo/rS5gX
- ↑ https://archive.is/1F8Pf
- ↑ https://www.newsweek.com/petition-fbi-investigation-child-abuse-pedophile-forum-1532583
- ↑ https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/12/20/nathan-larson-congressional-candidate-arrested-kidnapping-virginia-california/3985536001/
- ↑ https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/clarissajanlim/nathan-larson-arrested
- ↑ https://incels.wiki/w/Nathan_Larson#2021_defense
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/RealWikiInAction/comments/ljo9c0/child_abductor_transported_to_fresno_to_face/go2g5th/ (see Lomax's comments in thread for quotation)
- ↑ https://archive.is/yqFzu
- ↑ https://genderdesk.wordpress.com/2021/02/23/abd-invokes-lewis-carroll/
- ↑ http://archive.is/bzehA
- ↑ https://archive.md/IPorr
- ↑ https://archive.is/r4ssA
- ↑ https://archive.is/r4ssA
- ↑ https://twitter.com/KeidanHarrison/status/1263951923629174784
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/RealWikiInAction/comments/keuufd/abd_lomax_emil_kirkegaard_the_retainer_was_10000/
- ↑ https://www.nytimes.com/2002/04/30/us/scholar-s-pedophilia-essay-stirs-outrage-and-revenge.html
- ↑ https://archive.is/3DMn1#selection-885.0-889.237
- ↑ https://archive.is/QSiBG#selection-2021.1-2021.437
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/WikiInAction/comments/ga8bvg/sick_pervert_dennis_lomax_and_child_pornography/
- ↑ https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Sexual_politics/Mirkin (https://archive.is/uUOQB screenshot)
- ↑ https://genderdesk.wordpress.com/2021/02/18/abd-archive/#comment-93906
- ↑ https://genderdesk.wordpress.com/2021/02/18/abd-archive/
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/RealWikiInAction/
- ↑ WOVigilant "It is not clear that any records are available. I was, however, as I recall, confronting Vigilant about his accusations of pedophilia or pedophilia defense. I tend to write long posts, because I include evidence, not merely the short snappy sound bites which Wikipediots tend to like. I was banned there without warning or notice."
- ↑ https://archive.is/mmQ7Z
- ↑ Abd Lomax on Reddit.
- ↑ https://archive.is/0eaZ6
- ↑ Y’all complain about me because I enjoy bondage (which is legal) yet you have said nothing about globe earther u/AbdLomax’s defense of child porn (which is illegal).
- ↑ 126.0 126.1 126.2 User talk:Abd
- ↑ Revision history of "Nathan Larson"
- ↑ Talk:ChildPorn.info
- ↑ 129.0 129.1 Abd/Deletion questions
- ↑ User contributions
- ↑ https://archive.is/SWsGk
- ↑ Banned on sudoku
- ↑ AcademicQuran