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petgoat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Apr-04-06 03:03 PM
Response to Reply #128
132. Dubious evidence? Do you dispute the authenticity of the
MesoAmerican art Dr. Jones cites?

Obviously Dr. Jones does not consider himself an expert on MesoAmerican art, so obviously it's
just a "hobby" paper. He developed a hypothesis and he tested it out with interesting results which
he reported. Your pretzeley attempt to make a light-hearted exercise into a tool for ad hominem
attack is indicative of desperation.

Why not advance the principle that any scientist who wastes two hours a week going to church is
not credible?
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