On 11/12/08, Vernon Jenkins <vernon.jenkins@virgin.net> wrote:
> George,
>
> But why would you wish to suppress things that are highly relevant to the
> origins debate and manifestly true?
My answers:
1. They are not relevant to debates on origins.
2. They may be "true," but most of us see them as signifying nothing
of interest beyond the obvious fact that it is possible to construct
mathematical oddities from almost anything.
Burgy
Recent additions to www.burgy.50megs.com:
A Christian-Gay-Lesbian Bibliography
My PSCF review of DOOMSDAY, a book by Nicolas Gyatt
Pointers to the IPCC reports on Global Warming
Notes on naive realism
A science lesson from Rush Limbaugh
A dog and cat diary (humor)
Two Political Phenotypes (an essay)
A series of baseball puzzle articles, written in 2008 for the Rico Bugle.
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