It's like old times. I still marvel at the glorious coincindence of so many wonderful new freepers showing up at the same time in the same thread. It's almost as incredible as the odds against a strand of DNA flying together from the random movements of atoms from all over the galaxy, or maybe a 747 emerging after a tornado in a junkyard. Such things are impossible, say the creos, unless planned. It makes for interesting speculation.
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It's like old times. I still marvel at the glorious coincidence of so many wonderful new freepers showing up at the same time in the same thread. It's almost as incredible as the odds against a strand of DNA flying together from the random movements of atoms from all over the galaxy, or maybe a 747 emerging after a tornado in a junkyard. Such things are impossible, say the creos, unless planned. It makes for interesting speculation. A very nice analysis, but can you predict which one of them will be first to claim that Saturn used to hover over the North pole, reducing the "felt effect of gravity," that pets are psychic, that Venus used to bounce around the solar system like a celestial billiard ball, and that a crank professor connected with the "scripturally-inspired" "LENT-1" free-energy/elemental trans-muter scam of the "Cincinnati Group" {whose web-site suddenly disappeared off the internet just before they were about to start selling "home version" kits of their device for $2999) was "one of America's best mathematicians"?