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Thu Dec-30-04 08:32 AM
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| 55. Proximity in time is NOT proof of cause & effect. |
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The earth is constantly shaking. After any event, (Lets use the Miss America Pagent)you can check and see that there was were earthquakes somewhere in the world the following week. Was the globe reacting to a new winner???? Even you would doubt that.
Hurricanes have different causes from earthquakes. A nuke can't cause one of those either.
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