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Patrick Elliott wrote:
> Darren New wrote:
>> Patrick Elliott wrote:
>>> Darren New wrote:
>>>> Patrick Elliott wrote:
>>>>> Invisible wrote:
>>>>>> (There are people who think that accupuncture is nonesense. But
>>>>>> now scientists are finding that it causes measurable chemical
>>>>>> changes in the body that do, in fact, do something. As crazy as
>>>>>> that sounds...)
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> It is nonsense.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for clearing that up for us. I guess all the actual medical
>>>> doctors can stop looking into it now.
>>>>
>>> Yep..
>>
>> <long 100% nonsequitur rant deleted>
>>
>> Wow. OK, I think I'll just give up now.
>>
> Sigh.. Not a rant, but an explanation. As I said, your "medical doctors"
> are almost universally not trained scientists, they are a sort of
> technician.
I completely understood what you said. It was entirely unrelated to what
*I* was saying.
> That clearer for you?
I completely understood and even *agreed* with what you said. That doesn't
make it any more related to what I was saying. If it's a non sequitur, it
doesn't matter whether you're right or wrong.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
Human nature dictates that toothpaste tubes spend
much longer being almost empty than almost full.
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