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Gene, how do you edit the text next to the avatar (I don't want the 'Paranormal Master' thing). Thanks.

Fastwalker, your photo reminds me someone... :P

Brandon, have you ever seen the documentary "D'Autres Mondes" (Other Worlds) by the French film director Jan Kounen? http://otherworlds.jankounen.com/ A short description from Variety - "Other Worlds is an intriguing and well-lensed first-person introduction to the parallel universe that...

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My assumption was based on your response. You don't need to lengthen your posts, just make them concise and clear. I know, I sound like a dick.

The problem is that Brandon is speaking in a general sense, suggesting that this is normal and common practice among scientists to alter results to fit an exisiting worldview, that all scientists fall under his description and react to the world in this way. He isn't making an exception to any...

(Note to self: What am I doing? This is as 'paranormal' themed forum/website. It seems I'm expecting too much rationality around here. I should know better. Is this why my wife left?). "... instead of simply observing the natural world and altering their world-view accordingly, observations...

It's unclear what you're saying here. You have a particular way of writing that demonstrates your confusion, leading the reader to be similarly confused. I doubt it's intentional and I don't mean that as an insult. I don't see how it's unfortunate that scientists are not an exception to this...

Brandon, the difference being that science postulates, predicts and (ultimately or not) observes not to maintain belief systems, but to test them. Look at CERN, large scale experiments to attempt to observe what was postulated and predicted 50+ years ago. If what they hoped to find doesn't...

That's my point, that Haisch's arguments and his use of evidence can be used to support intelligent design theory by the very same nuts (not all of whom explicitly state that the universe is only 5000 yrs old, fossils are the devil's work etc) by giving credence to some intelligence that will...

Yeah, after having listened to the interview, it really does reek of the intelligent design argument, despite the statement from Haisch at the outset that it isn't (at least in the common usage of the evolution/id argument context), he presents a conception of a thing that is outside of all...

This is irony, right?

The Reasoning Show is a podcast that deals with some the topics raised in this thread, and may provide some pointers into the absolute, the totality, in a series of interviews and online discussions/debates "aimed at the very heart of matters". And the three hosts have big proper...

The sweet sweet victory of undetected sarcasm. Obviously.

See who's doing the big work round here, eh?

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I'll pay for your flight to Houston.

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