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Cousin Ricky wrote:
> Darren New <dne### [at] san rr com> wrote:
>> Cousin Ricky wrote:
>>> 1) Natural effects tend to leave evidence that is more tangible than lens
>>> flares, overexposed camera straps, and imprints on the reporter's central
>>> nervous system.
>> Some do, some don't. :-) Look at the long history of things we didn't
>> know about until we got the right measuring instruments. Do you think
>> the placebo effect is supernatural too? :-)
>
> Effects that are supernatural remain so until proven otherwise. Or I think
> that's how it goes.
>
Nah, for a real believer, they remain supernatural even "after" proven
otherwise, and its just all a conspiracy to fake the evidence proving
they are not. Sigh, you really need to get with the program here. You
will never make a real "believer" if you think like this. lol
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