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Stating that it has not been done has no implications on whether it can be done, which is the claim being made.
by mcguire 6y ago
Stating that it has not been done has no implications on whether it can be done, which is the claim being made.
- jqpabc123 6y agoStating that it is "just chemistry" has no implications on whether it can be done, which was the claim being made. The fact that it has not been done with "just chemistry" is no proof but it does tend to skew the probabilities toward the view that substantially more may be required.