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To: kerryusama04
The newfound crater is more than twice the size of the Chicxulub crater in the Yucatan peninsula, which marks the impact that may have ultimately killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.

Ahhhh, answered my own question. It is so hard to take "scientists" seriously these days.

24 posted on 06/02/2006 12:00:38 PM PDT by kerryusama04 (Isa 8:20)
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To: kerryusama04
It is so hard to take "scientists" seriously these days.

Right. Our religious leaders have done so much to explain the observable.

40 posted on 06/02/2006 12:31:56 PM PDT by Glenn (Annoy a BushBot...Think for yourself.)
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To: kerryusama04; cogitator; Lord_Baltar; mtbopfuyn; Glenn; PatrickHenry
Ahhhh, answered my own question. It is so hard to take "scientists" seriously these days.

So let me get this straight -- in post #21, you snottily sneer at the scientists for what you saw as being too much confidence in the dinosaur/meteor scenario, and then after you bothered to read the article you found that they had in fact described it in more qualified terms, then you used *that* as an excuse (in post #24) to snottily declare that it's hard to take them seriously these days, and you even derisively put "scientists" in "scare quotes".

Given that you "found" reason to attack them *both* ways (i.e. for supposedly being certain, then for *not* being certain), which makes it clear that nothing they can say will keep you from saying obnoxious tbings about them, why don't you just come out and admit that you just despise scientists in general no matter what they might say or not say, and leave it at that?

The people who are truly "hard to take seriously" are the folks who inevitably feel a need to pop onto all the science threads to express their knee-jerk feelings about science and the people who work in it. It gets a little old after the 800th time.

58 posted on 06/02/2006 2:00:25 PM PDT by Ichneumon (Ignorance is curable, but the afflicted has to want to be cured.)
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To: kerryusama04
...which marks the impact that may have ultimately killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.

Ahhhh, answered my own question. It is so hard to take "scientists" seriously these days. [your bolding]

How does someone being honest by saying "may have" when he's not 100% sure decrease his credibility or gravitas?

71 posted on 06/02/2006 2:56:26 PM PDT by Virginia-American
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