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Old 11-28-2007, 08:37 AM
MidGe MidGe is offline
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Default Re: Kool-Aid didn’t kill those people.

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A scientific form of inquiry assumes that the world is an ordered whole and that we can, through reason, acquire knowledge of this whole. The world of science is governed by laws that define causal effects that are measurable and perceivable by humans.

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From that statement I can deduce your background is not scientific, coberst, You really are king at shooting yourself in the foot!
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Old 11-28-2007, 10:58 AM
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Default Re: Kool-Aid didn’t kill those people.

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A scientific form of inquiry assumes that the world is an ordered whole and that we can, through reason, acquire knowledge of this whole. The world of science is governed by laws that define causal effects that are measurable and perceivable by humans.

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I am a retired engineer.

From that statement I can deduce your background is not scientific, coberst, You really are king at shooting yourself in the foot!

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