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To: Kuiper

Kuiper said: "Beyond that, there is no way that even if the first cell did exist and function (which is mathematically impossible)"


Mathematically impossible? I think not. Mathematically improbable? Yes. BUT, it's also mathematically improbable that I saw a Wyoming license plate 8 - 5672 today, but I did.


114 posted on 01/13/2006 11:28:20 PM PST by snuff
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To: snuff
Mathematically impossible? I think not. Mathematically improbable? Yes. BUT, it's also mathematically improbable that I saw a Wyoming license plate 8 - 5672 today, but I did.

That's nothing. Once I saw a semi-trailer with the registration number, 65536 .

133 posted on 01/14/2006 12:12:25 AM PST by dr_lew
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