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Copyright Dr. Eng. Jan Pająk
E-Mails of the Author of this page:
The current e-mail address of the author, i.e. officially of Dr. Ing. Jan Pajak or politely Prof.Dr.Ing. Jan Pajak, to which one should send possible remarks, own opinions or information, which in the opinion of the reader the author of this page should know, is: janpajak@gmail.com.
The author's right to use the title of "professor" results from the habit that "with professors it is like with generals", i.e. once a professor, always a professor. Again, in his scientific career the author was a professor at 4 different universities, i.e. at three of them he was a so-called "Associate Professor" in the university hierarchy, based on the English university system (in the period from September 1, 1992 to October 31, 1998) - the Western title corresponds to the "Associate Professor" at Polish universities. At one of the universities the author (Full) was "Professor" (from March 1, 2007 to December 31, 2007) - i.e. at the last workplace of the author's scientific career. This title corresponds to "Full Professor" at Polish universities.
Please note that for a whole series of reasons (e.g. my chronic lack of time, research taking place exclusively on the basis of a private scientific hobby, permanent unemployment and consequently my lack of an official status that would allow me to hold an official position on the subjects described, the existence of a whole army of salaried university professors in Poland - whose professional duties include, among others inter alia, giving answers to the questions of the society, etc., etc.), I have made an iron decision, starting from January 1, 2013, NOT to respond to e-mails from readers of my Internet pages - about which I honestly and fairly inform all interested parties.
Therefore, if the reader has a question that requires an answer, then he should NOT write to me, because in this situation to send me a mail that requires an answer would be an immoral act in the light of the philosophy of totalizm. It would come to the fact that the reader would experience a disappointment, because he would certainly not receive an answer. Moreover, such a mail would take away a lot of "moral energy" from me, because it would make me feel guilty for NOT finding time to write a reply. According to the totalizm, in such a situation "moral action" would be either to send me a piece of information not obliging me to write an answer, which in the opinion of the reader is important for me to know, or also better to write to someone from the employed professors of a university - because they are paid from the tax money of the citizens for giving answers to questions of the society, and moreover they all have secretaries (so that the correspondence does not eat up their time, which they should use for their research).