MOMEMTUM FINALLY SHIFTING IN ED CONRAD'S FAVOR

On Sept. 6, 1996 (my reply is better late than never), Ron
Cittesiano wrote to talk.origins and alt.catastrophism:

Beneath the Header:

"ED CONRAD WILL WIN IN THE LONG RUN."

http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/ManasOl...iscoveries.jpg
http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/ManasOldasCoal.jpg
http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/TestResults.jpg

http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/OldestTool.jpg

The intrepid Mr. Cittesiano wrote:

The SEM image makes it clear to anyone not blinded
by evolutionism that Mr. Conrad has found a bone,
a human bone.

(Response from a vested-interest Scientific Establishment
sleazeball (perhaps Chris Krolczyk of talk.origins, whom I have
long insisted is an employee of the Pseudoscientific Establishment):

Not without a similar image at same magnification
of an object that everyone agrees is a rock. What
if the SEM image of Conrad's sample looks more like
a rock than it ooks like a bone? There's no control,
at least none that I could find, so the comparison
is totally worthless.

The affable, good-looking Mr. Cittesiano continued to write:

If you (Mr. Conrad) persevere, you will be remembered
in the history and science books as the man who ended
the dark ages of evolutionism and ushered in a new era
of scientific enlightenment.

(Back to the vested-interest Pseuoscientific Establishment fool):

No he won't. He may be right, but with the sloppy
and unprofessional work that Ed Conrad does, he will
never earn a reputation as you describe. Maybe some
researcher, who knows enough to include controls
for comparison, will make the case one day. But all
Ed Conrad is doing is wasting his time. If ever it's
proven that humans lived in the carboniferous, Ed
Conrad's name will probably not be mentioned, or
it will appear only in a footnote that says "This
idea was claimed by Ed Conrad in the 1990s, but
shoddy methodology prevented its widespread
acceptance until proper work was done in 2015."

Mr. Cittesiano, exercising his superior wit and intelligence,
fired the knockout punch when he wrote::

Great discoveries in science are often greeted
by scorn at first, but don't let the shouts
of the close-minded deter you from your quest
for the truth.

Thanks for the kind words, Mr. Cittesiano.

Now WHO says I don't have anyone in my corner?

====================================

EVOLUTION -- GREATEST COVERUP
IN THE HISTORY OF HISTORY

"Any suggestion that scientists
so dearly love truth, that they
have not the slightest hesitation
in jettisoning their beliefs, is
a mean perversion of the facts."

I. Bernard Cohen
(professor of history and science
at Harvard University)

as stated in "The Velikovsky Affair:
The Warfare Between Science and Scientism"

====================================

Mr. Cittesiano, if you're still not pushing up daisies, here are some
of the other petrified bones, teeth and soft organs -- some human --
found between anthracite veins:

=====================

Ed Conrad
http//www.edconrad.com
Man as Old as Coal

=====================

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The momentum must be up your ass, Ed! Dumber than coal!

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On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 09:24:26 GMT, Ed Conrad
wrote:



On Sept. 6, 1996 (my reply is better late than never), Ron
Cittesiano wrote to talk.origins and alt.catastrophism:

Beneath the Header:

"ED CONRAD WILL WIN IN THE LONG RUN."

http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/ManasOl...iscoveries.jpg
http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/ManasOldasCoal.jpg
http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/TestResults.jpg

http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/OldestTool.jpg

The intrepid Mr. Cittesiano wrote:

The SEM image makes it clear to anyone not blinded
by evolutionism that Mr. Conrad has found a bone,
a human bone.

(Response from a vested-interest Scientific Establishment
sleazeball (perhaps Chris Krolczyk of talk.origins, whom I have
long insisted is an employee of the Pseudoscientific Establishment):

Not without a similar image at same magnification
of an object that everyone agrees is a rock. What
if the SEM image of Conrad's sample looks more like
a rock than it ooks like a bone? There's no control,
at least none that I could find, so the comparison
is totally worthless.

The affable, good-looking Mr. Cittesiano continued to write:

If you (Mr. Conrad) persevere, you will be remembered
in the history and science books as the man who ended
the dark ages of evolutionism and ushered in a new era
of scientific enlightenment.

(Back to the vested-interest Pseuoscientific Establishment fool):

No he won't. He may be right, but with the sloppy
and unprofessional work that Ed Conrad does, he will
never earn a reputation as you describe. Maybe some
researcher, who knows enough to include controls
for comparison, will make the case one day. But all
Ed Conrad is doing is wasting his time. If ever it's
proven that humans lived in the carboniferous, Ed
Conrad's name will probably not be mentioned, or
it will appear only in a footnote that says "This
idea was claimed by Ed Conrad in the 1990s, but
shoddy methodology prevented its widespread
acceptance until proper work was done in 2015."

Mr. Cittesiano, exercising his superior wit and intelligence,
fired the knockout punch when he wrote::

Great discoveries in science are often greeted
by scorn at first, but don't let the shouts
of the close-minded deter you from your quest
for the truth.

Thanks for the kind words, Mr. Cittesiano.

Now WHO says I don't have anyone in my corner?

====================================

EVOLUTION -- GREATEST COVERUP
IN THE HISTORY OF HISTORY

"Any suggestion that scientists
so dearly love truth, that they
have not the slightest hesitation
in jettisoning their beliefs, is
a mean perversion of the facts."

I. Bernard Cohen
(professor of history and science
at Harvard University)

as stated in "The Velikovsky Affair:
The Warfare Between Science and Scientism"

====================================

Mr. Cittesiano, if you're still not pushing up daisies, here are some
of the other petrified bones, teeth and soft organs -- some human --
found between anthracite veins:

=====================

Ed Conrad
http//www.edconrad.com
Man as Old as Coal

=====================