Re: [asa] Explanatory filter

Steve said: Personally, I think it's just an improbable event, sort of like
an evangelical employing critical thought

I respond: Geesh -- I find gratitous comments like this so annoying. What
"evangelicals" have you been reading? Is NT Wright "evangelical?" Anthony
Thistleton? Roger Olson? Scot McKnight? Jamie Smith?

On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 12:37 PM, Stephen Matheson <smatheso@calvin.edu>
wrote:

> The batter was Martin Prado of the Atlanta Braves. The improbable event
> occurred in a game with the Mets in September of 2007. Discussion at the
> time centered on neither peculiar camera angles nor invisible strings, but
> on whether Prado's bat was oddly weighted. Personally, I think it's just an
> improbable event, sort of like an evangelical employing critical thought.
> I've ruled out chicanery, at least because that really is Keith Hernandez'
> voice.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mart%C3%ADn_Prado
>
> Steve Matheson
>
> >>> "Randy Isaac" <randyisaac@comcast.net> 05/25/08 10:13 PM >>>
> How would we apply the explanatory filter to this video? Can we determine
> by probabilities whether it was edited? Or designed?
>
> http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1775904
>
> Randy
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