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No, I'm pointing out that, contra phaedrus, the concern is not "answered", but instead handwaved. And when someone starts telling stories about a "well-known a
by Semiapies 17y ago
No, I'm pointing out that, contra phaedrus, the concern is not "answered", but instead handwaved.
And when someone starts telling stories about a "well-known astronomer" who has substantiated his hypothesis, he's taken his claim to a higher level than "a neat, possible idea".