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Post by snowgirl on Aug 3, 2006 12:08:59 GMT -5
"Why People Believe Weird Things" by Michael Shermer, Steven Jay Gould; Is this a book? Is there a link? I'd prefer reading this in it's entirety and without your interpretations. I've noticed that at times only parts of a book, article etc., are pointed out that relate to the point a poster is trying to make. Sometimes they neglect to quote the parts that blow their point out of the water.
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Post by happyhaddock on Aug 3, 2006 12:14:15 GMT -5
"Why People Believe Weird Things" by Michael Shermer, Steven Jay Gould; Is this a book? Is there a link? I'd prefer reading this in it's entirety and without your interpretations. I've noticed that at times only parts of a book, article etc., are pointed out that relate to the point a poster is trying to make. Sometimes they neglect to quote the parts that blow their point out of the water. Amazon.com - he was on TV recently which is where I heard his comments. As I have pointed out, don't argue the case here, take it to the proper area for that.
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Post by artguy on Aug 3, 2006 12:24:24 GMT -5
Now, you and I both know I can't do that. No, of course you can't. Because it hasn't happened. Psychics, cadaver dogs, witchcraft and alchemy have no place in a court of law; and frankly I don’t see the relevance of their discussion here either. I think you missed the entire point of this topic.
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