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Well, sure, if you throw in something like "which is now finally provably correct and complete", you get to be right. Of course, that's not how science works,
by kjs3 3y ago
Well, sure, if you throw in something like "which is now finally provably correct and complete", you get to be right. Of course, that's not how science works, but I guess you have some audience you need to polish your anti-science creds to.
- strogonoff 3y agoI merely defend the comment that claimed a perfectly scientifically valid (if far-fetched) possibility. With a sarcastic comment likening that idea (B) to creationism, you implicitly adopt A, and let me tell you—it is closer to actual creationism (C) than you might like.