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To: HossB86

The nay-sayers in Columbus’s day were saying that the voyage would take them off the edge of he earth or get them swallowed up by monsterous sea animals. Scurvy was a common result of long days at sea, which this mission required and men little understood. Yes, the three ships on this voyage were an experiment to prove the theory that it could be done. It is called human progress.


75 posted on 06/06/2021 3:09:00 PM PDT by jonrick46 ( Leftnicks chase illusions of motherships at the end of the pier.)
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To: jonrick46
The nay-sayers in Columbus’s day were saying that the voyage would take them off the edge of he earth or get them swallowed up by monsterous sea animals. Scurvy was a common result of long days at sea, which this mission required and men little understood. Yes, the three ships on this voyage were an experiment to prove the theory that it could be done. It is called human progress.

Your example is still a false analogy.

Hoss

76 posted on 06/06/2021 3:11:33 PM PDT by HossB86 (Christ, and Him alone.)
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