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the impact and exit event March 31, 2010 04:27PM |
i have been dropping by here and have really enjoyed the different viewpoints around the impact and exit event. for those who have read it (i have, too) i thought that seperating the topic into a new thread might help. I don't wanna get too involved with the tech stuff, but like one or two others i dont have too much problem with the ideas made.
March 31, 2010 04:42PM |
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Sammy
i have been dropping by here and have really enjoyed the different viewpoints around the impact and exit event. for those who have read it (i have, too) i thought that seperating the topic into a new thread might help.
Nothing could help with a conjecture based on ignorance of science.
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I don't wanna get too involved with the tech stuff, but like one or two others i dont have too much problem with the ideas made.
Gee.... that "tech stuff" proves the conjecture to be pure BS. My suggestion is to take some geology, physics, and astronomy classes at your local junior college. It's cheap and you can go at night. Then you'll understand just how silly the guy's conjecture is.
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