"Thomas Lee Elifritz" wrote in message
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February 15, 2004

George wrote:

As long as you make clear that you are speculating or making asumptions,
you
are probably going to be fine. It is when you make lots of assumptions
and
then make definite conclusions based on them that you and I get in
trouble.
Am I wrong?

Yes. But only you are in trouble. Conclusions are called falsifiable
hypotheses, crackpot. You test them, with experiments, and further evidence,
to produce more conclusion and hypotheses. It's called the scientific
method. However, being the crackpot that you are, you ridicule, then
dismiss, and and remain skeptical, without offering any evidence, except
that you still remain a crackpot.

Thomas Lee Elifritz
http://elifritz.members.atlantic.net


Gee, I haven't felt the need to do this in a long, long time. So it gives
me great pleasure to say to you PLONK!