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  • I Ilion

    NewScientist: Dark galaxy crashing into the Milky Way[^] :laugh:

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    wolfbinary
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    What exactly is your point or do you not have one? A scientist makes an observation, he gets published, people read it and then some make it out to be fact. What is the news in that? This is what he thinks he observed. Is the world still flat for you or does someone you already trust need to explain to you the earth is round and the solar system doesn't revolve around it?

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      What exactly is your point or do you not have one? A scientist makes an observation, he gets published, people read it and then some make it out to be fact. What is the news in that? This is what he thinks he observed. Is the world still flat for you or does someone you already trust need to explain to you the earth is round and the solar system doesn't revolve around it?

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      Ilion
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      wolfbinary wrote:

      What exactly is your point or do you not have one? A scientist makes an observation, he gets published, people read it and then some make it out to be fact. What is the news in that? This is what he thinks he observed. Is the world still flat for you or does someone you already trust need to explain to you the earth is round and the solar system doesn't revolve around it?

      And you perfectly illustrate my point. Keep up the good work.

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        wolfbinary wrote:

        What exactly is your point or do you not have one? A scientist makes an observation, he gets published, people read it and then some make it out to be fact. What is the news in that? This is what he thinks he observed. Is the world still flat for you or does someone you already trust need to explain to you the earth is round and the solar system doesn't revolve around it?

        And you perfectly illustrate my point. Keep up the good work.

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        wolfbinary
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        Then you should join http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Earth_Society[^]. They need a new leader. :laugh:

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        • I Ilion

          NewScientist: Dark galaxy crashing into the Milky Way[^] :laugh:

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          Distind
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          Buh? Possibly interesting observation, results in blinding?

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            Then you should join http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Earth_Society[^]. They need a new leader. :laugh:

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            Ilion
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            Even the flat-earthers (assuming there actually are any) will tend to have a better grasp of reason ... and of 'science' ... than you "science" worshippers can ever hope to attain. But then, your sort doesn't hope, or desire, to reason properly

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            • I Ilion

              Even the flat-earthers (assuming there actually are any) will tend to have a better grasp of reason ... and of 'science' ... than you "science" worshippers can ever hope to attain. But then, your sort doesn't hope, or desire, to reason properly

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              wolfbinary
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              IlĂ­on wrote:

              to reason properly

              If I'm not, then can you prove what reasoning properly is? If you can't than opinion and conjecture is the only reasoning you have.

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              • I Ilion

                Even the flat-earthers (assuming there actually are any) will tend to have a better grasp of reason ... and of 'science' ... than you "science" worshippers can ever hope to attain. But then, your sort doesn't hope, or desire, to reason properly

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                Lost User
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                Yes, little Gillian lives in a land where ignorance is knowledge and stupidity is reason. And I suppose her lobotomy scar is a badge of distinction. Sets her apart as one if the intelligentsia, it does. :laugh: :laugh:

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                • I Ilion

                  NewScientist: Dark galaxy crashing into the Milky Way[^] :laugh:

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                  Lost User
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                  Aaargh, help I can't see!

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                  • I Ilion

                    NewScientist: Dark galaxy crashing into the Milky Way[^] :laugh:

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                    Lost User
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                    Mmmm! Chocolate! Point proven. :)

                    Bob Emmett A Mars a day helps your teeth rot away.

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                    • I Ilion

                      NewScientist: Dark galaxy crashing into the Milky Way[^] :laugh:

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                      Christian Graus
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                      There, I got that off my chest.

                      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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                        Then you should join http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Earth_Society[^]. They need a new leader. :laugh:

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                        Brady Kelly
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                        wolfbinary wrote:

                        They need a new leader. Laugh

                        That can't be hard to find. What's their age of consent and where do I sign up?

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                        • I Ilion

                          Even the flat-earthers (assuming there actually are any) will tend to have a better grasp of reason ... and of 'science' ... than you "science" worshippers can ever hope to attain. But then, your sort doesn't hope, or desire, to reason properly

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                          Brady Kelly
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                          There is something background to that post that I can, in a weird and extra-natural way, agree with.

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